Safety and your service manual
What we will not tell you, and why.
Your service manual is the authority for every number that holds your machine together. We are not.
Torque values, fluid capacities and pressures vary between model years, between trims, and sometimes between production runs within one year. A value that is right for one machine is wrong for another that looks identical, and the failure is often not immediate — a fastener torqued to the wrong value can hold for months and then let go.
So when a piece here tells you to re-torque your wheels, it tells you to look up the value rather than giving you one. That is not an oversight or a legal hedge. It is the only honest thing a site that does not know your exact machine can do.
The same applies to recalls. We will tell you a campaign exists and give you its number. Whether your specific unit is included is a question for the manufacturer with your VIN or serial number in hand.