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Milo in ab

09-05-2005 14:48:30

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I have put in new liners and pistons and was woundering the torque on the cap bolts and on the cyylinder head the torgues for the long and short cap screws and the 1/2in and 3/8in nuts.
Also this is to do with the rocker arms i had found a craked shaft support i got a new one and was woundering how tight the 9/16 nut should be and if there is suposed to be a washer between the shaft support and the nut the reason iam asking is there was not one there it looks like this has been takin apart before ..so any help would be great

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Texas Denny

09-06-2005 06:58:15

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Re: WD 45 need info in reply to Milo in ab, 09-05-2005 14:48:30

This was my answer to the same request on 8/30/05.

"Do all center bolts first, then the next two in one direction then the next two in the other direction. Repeat until all tightened. On first pass, torque to 45# on 1/2" studs and 15# on 3/8 studs. Repeat whole procedure at 70# and 25# respectively. When engine is hot, re-torque all bolts. These torques are from the IT manual."

My book shows a washer between the sahft support and the nut. I don't know the torque for that nut. Just use a standard box end wrench. If you aren't a Hercules, you should be able to get it OK. If you are still worried, do it to 15 to 20#. I've never torqued these nuts.

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