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Re: Engine torque specs
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Posted by Farmer Bob on May 03, 2000 at 21:28:10 from (207.227.187.109):
In Reply to: Engine torque specs posted by Greg on May 03, 2000 at 20:07:33:
Greg, The head torque is 65ft.lbs, the rods are as follows: If you have nuts locked with a cotter pin..40-45ft.lbs. If you have self locking nuts..43-49ft. lbs. The mains are 75ft.lbs. As with any torqueing technique it is best to pretighten all bolts to about 75% final torque, then go back and retighten to the correct setting. For the torquing of the head use a criss-cross pattern starting in the middle on one side then the middle across from the first, then back to original side and take next one then flop to opposite side of the other middle bolt etc. Work towards the ends of the head. Good luck..FB
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