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Well as some of you know I'm swapping motors. Was wondering the torque for:
1. Flywheel
2. Oil pan bolts
3.Upper intake manifold
4. Clutch plate bolts
5. Anything else I should know?
Well as some of you know I'm swapping motors. Was wondering the torque for:
1. Flywheel
2. Oil pan bolts
3.Upper intake manifold
4. Clutch plate bolts
5. Anything else I should know?
1. 11 lb ft + 50 degrees
2. 124 lb in
3. long-22 lb ft short-11 lb ft
4. 15 lb ft + 45 degress
1- 11 lb on the flywheel? that's barely past snug
2- 124 lb on the OIL PAN BOLTS?!?! I broke a bolt off trying to torque one down
3- Hoping this is right???
4- once again, just snug
were you on drugs when you made this list? lol 11lb on the flywheel and 124lb on the oil pan??!!?
there are not much force on the flywheel to pull it out. the torque converter is attached to it but thats all held in by the tranny being bolted to the engine.
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