Impact Wrench, Using
Pay attention to additional information in the repair information.
Exceptions:
- No impact wrenches are allowed when working within an opened high-voltage battery and when working near natural gas systems. Pay attention to the general information.
Removing/detaching:
- Removing bolts and nuts using a suitable impact wrench is generally permitted.
- Bolts (bolt head and protruding threads) and nuts must be cleaned before removal.
Installing/attaching:
Installing and attaching nuts is permitted using a suitable impact wrench when paying attention to the following conditions.
- Position the bolts and nuts by hand.
- Only use an impact wrench with an adjustable speed and torque range.
- The impact function of the impact wrench may not be used.
- The maximum speed must not exceed 300 RPM.
- Use suitable screwdriver bits (for example plastic coated bits) close to delicate surfaces.
- Install or attach bolts with locking fluid or self locking nuts with low speed.
- Only install or attach bolts and nuts until they stop.
- Apply the additional tightening specification by hand using a torque wrench.
- Use a torque wrench with angled rotation function or a rigid torque wrench for the prevailing angle of torque.