TORQUE-JOB RECORD Guide: https://yenra.com/torque-wrench/ Prepared October 7, 2026. Save a separate copy for each assembly. This record supplies no torque specifications. Use the exact vehicle or equipment manufacturer's procedure. Resolve required fields before work. Seek qualified service when the specification or procedure is uncertain. EQUIPMENT AND SOURCE Vehicle/equipment, model, model year and identifying details: Assembly and exact fastener location: Hardware/wheel/component variant: Manufacturer document title, revision, page/section and URL: Date source checked: PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW Specified torque AND unit (for example N.m, ft-lb or in-lb): Specified thread/contact condition (dry/lubricated/coated; exact details): Required replacement hardware: Tightening order and stages, copied from the applicable procedure: Required angle stage, if any: Any later recheck requirement and its source: Other required setup, lifting/support or inspection instructions: TOOL CHECK Wrench make/model and tool identity: Documented accuracy range AND unit: Target lies in that range: yes / no / unresolved Calibrated direction suitable for this task: yes / no / unresolved Calibration/check status and applicable manufacturer requirements: Socket/drive size and access: Attachments that alter effective length and required correction source: Damage/drop history or other reason to verify accuracy before use: UNIT CHECK Use the specification's original unit when practical. If conversion is required, record original value/unit, calculation, converted value/unit and independent check: 1 ft-lb = 12 in-lb; 1 ft-lb is approximately 1.3558 N.m. These conversion factors are not an assembly specification. COMPLETION Work date and person completing it: Procedure followed and observations: Anomalies or unresolved issues requiring service: Required follow-up and completion record: Follow your tool's instructions for operation and storage. A click on an already-tight fastener does not reveal prior overtightening. Example tool manual (applies to the listed TEKTON models): https://media.tekton.com/docs/Tekton-Micrometer-Torque-Wrenches-Product-Manual.pdf