
QDTPMS35
Torque Driver
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ZQDTPMS35 Rev. A Printed in USA (07/16)
Safety Messages
Read operation manual completely before using
torque instrument and store for future reference
Wear safety goggles- both user and bystanders
• An out of calibration torque instrument can cause part or
tool breakage
• Periodic re-calibration is necessary to maintain accuracy
• Do not exceed rated torque as over torqueing can cause
torque instrument or part failure
• Verify that the tool is in good working order and has no
cracks, scratches or rust
• Protect from drops or impacts
• Do not use torque instrument to break fasteners loose
• Do not use cheater extension on the handle to apply
torque
• Broken or slipping tools can cause injury
Maintenance & General
Use
• Do not use the instrument if any parts are missing
• Do not modify the torque instrument
• Use only parts designated by Snap-on for repair
• Do not attempt to lubricate the internal mechanism
• Do not use or immerse in water or other fluids
• Do not set or use torque instrument below minimum
torque level (4 in. lbs. / 45.2 Ncm)
• Keep away from dirt, dust, mud, oil, water and other fluids
after operation
• Always set the torque instrument to its minimum scale
measure when storing
Specification
• Overall Length: 6-5/8 inches (15.5 cm)
• Weight: .72 lbs. (.33 Kg)
• Manufacturing materials: Aluminum, steel
• Barrel: ¼” Hex
• Low Range: 4 in. lbs. (45.2 Ncm)
• Mid Range: 12 in. lbs. (135.6 Ncm)
• High Range: 35 in. lbs. (395.5 Ncm)
• Accuracy: +/- 6%
Torque Instrument Use &
Adjustment
The QDTPMS35 Torque Driver is a highly accurate
torque tool intended to make torque adjustment when
maintaining or installing popular styles of tire pressure
monitoring sensors. By noting the most popular torque
ranges for vehicles on the tool, a technician can quickly
select the correct torque to work on the majority of TPMS
units used in vehicles today.
Operating Instructions
1. Turn LOCKER so white dot is aligned with the FREE
mark on the torque driver. (Figure 1)
Figure 1:
2. To select desired torque, hold the MAIN SCALE and
MAIN BODY of the torque driver and rotate until you
reach the desired torque point (either 4, 12 or 35 in.
lbs.). Ensure that the arrow on the MAIN BODY aligns
with the center line of the torque point. (Figure 2)