[header] How to use a torque wrench [title] Purchase a torque wrench that you are sure is calibrated. [step] Purchase one directly from an auto parts store or a supplier. If you purchase a used torque wrench, take it to be recalibrated at an auto parts store.
[header] How to use a torque wrench [title] Purchase a torque wrench that you are sure is calibrated. [step] Purchase one directly from an auto parts store or a supplier. If you purchase a used torque wrench, take it to be recalibrated at an auto parts store.
If you are working with other materials, such as tuners or wrenches, make sure you have the right torque wrench for that job. If you are new to driving and need a torque wrench, purchase an automotive or industrial torque wrench. Once the original torque you purchased is calibrated, and you buy a new torque wrench, it will be the same as the original torque you purchased. [substeps] Always check the label and shipment instructions before using your torque wrench. [substeps] There are four types of torque wrenches: beam, click adjustable, dial gauge and digital electronic. The main differences between these types are how they are read and how easily they can be adjusted. Older torque wrenches are prone to flaking. [title] Remove the screws in the upper left portion of the wrench.