hab dieses app in einem US Forum gefunden, funzt sehr gut, auch fuer alte Modelle wie meinen E32. Text kopiert:
Hi all,I wanted to let you all know that I have created an app for looking up BMW torque specs. All free, nothing tracked, no accounts, it's for the community. This is a hobby project and i’m not affiliated with BMW AG, and im not in it for the money. I just got tired of digging through PDFs and half-remembered forum threads every time I needed a tightening torque, so I built a search tool for it:
Hi all,I wanted to let you all know that I have created an app for looking up BMW torque specs. All free, nothing tracked, no accounts, it's for the community. This is a hobby project and i’m not affiliated with BMW AG, and im not in it for the money. I just got tired of digging through PDFs and half-remembered forum threads every time I needed a tightening torque, so I built a search tool for it:
- https://app.bmw-torque.net
What it does:
1. 31,071 tightening specifications based on data from BMW ISTA version 4.61.12
2. Pick your model and engine, then search by component - "wheel bolt", "oil drain plug", "cylinder head" or any part of a component “brake”
3. Or browse the car section by section, the same way ISTA organises it
4. Advanced mode filters by thread size, torque range, angle-tightening and single-use bolts
5. Works fine on a phone/tablets in the garage as well as PC’s
6. Dark/light mode
Two things you should know before using it:- I can't always be certain a spec belongs to your exact car. BMW keeps that link in a part of ISTA I can't open, so I worked it out myself and chose to show too little rather than too much. When there are extra results that might still fit yours, the page says so and you can show them with one click.
- Use it as a reference, not the final word. Check an official source before you tighten anything that matters - especially bolts that have to be replaced after removal, or ones tightened by angle (so many Nm, followed by so many degrees of rotation).
I'm working on the project actively, but I think it's in a steady state now and im looking for feedback
If you hit a bug, or have feedback, use the contact button on.
Also, I've checked it over and over, but if you find a wrong value, let me know as well! I'd much rather hear about a bad torque value than have someone torque to it for real.In the meantime I have updated the app for my friends from freedom country. It now has a metric/imperial toggle so it automatically converts Nm to ft-lb / In-lb