Posted by RichH on February 02, 2010 at 17:46:38 from (98.132.227.81):
In Reply to: 22-36 torque specs posted by Tom in Iowa City on February 02, 2010 at 15:25:01:
I don't know the torque specs, but start at 20 lbs or so and in the middle of the head and work towards both ends equally and side to side at the same time. When all are at 20 then go to 40 or so and do it all over again. Small step by small step is best or you could crush a side or end of the head gasket and have a leak. When you get to and have done the finnal step go over all of the nuts again to make sure all are done. Then the best is get the engine running and up to running temp, turn it off and torque the nuts again while the engine is hot and retorque the manifold nuts too. RichH
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