need some manual...

[geno]

hi folks!

i need the torque specifications for:
cylinder head bolts
and
main bearing bolts

[batstiva]

Not scanning, so I hope this is not a problem.

Main Bearing Cap Bolts- 40 to 43 Ft-lbs

Cylinder Head Bolts Step One- 35 to 40 Ft-lbs
Step Two- 56 to 60 Ft-lbs

Hope this helps

[geno]

Not scanning

don't follow u

hey dude...u rock! thanks 4 the info...

[batstiva]

don't follow u

hey dude...u rock! thanks 4 the info...

Not looking to get into any copyright infringement issues.:p

You should really look into getting either a Hayne's or a Service Manual.

[Zanzer]

Geno:

If you go to AutoZone's website and create a user account you can add your car to your profile and then click on the repair info link and it will give you repair guides and specifications for your car. It's a free service they provide in a partnership with ALLdata with no copyright infringement. They also have pages from the manual available for printing.

Here's a few examples I found for my 93:

Head BoltTorque sequence: - front | 8 4 1 5 9 | of | | engine | 7 3 2 6 10 | - Step 1: Torque from 35 to 40 Ft/Lbs Step 2: Torque from 56 to 60 Ft/Lbs

Main Bearing Cap Bolts: - 40-43 Foot pounds (Final torque)


Edit: They don't currently have any of the repair guide pages on their site but they have TONS of specifications listed.

[MONSOON]

You need to add your location to your profile. May be someon nearby who might be willing to lend a hand. Also Im positive this has been posted before so...
Here you go.

[geno]

Main Bearing Cap Bolts- 40 to 43 Ft-lbs

Cylinder Head Bolts Step One- 35 to 40 Ft-lbs
Step Two- 56 to 60 Ft-lbs

hi buddy...

and the head torque sequence?

thanks in advance!

[batstiva]

Until the legal beagles say differently, here ya go.



Hope this helps.

[geno]

somebody with the correct rings positions?

[geno]

somebody with the correct rings positions?

well...i no it's important to get the hanbook but this isn't my ride(sister's car) really need that specific info...

[batstiva]

Correct ring positions??

[geno]

yep bro...:thumbup:

[perucho]

Ring gap position is not too important in my opinion since the rings are designed to be able to rotate in the groove during engine operation. If it makes you feel better you can put them at 0, 120 and 240. What's really important is ring gap. Ask your sis to get a manual, it would be a good investment.

[hotfordcat]

Don't think copy rights are enforced, just post up something from Harley Davidson. LOL

[perucho]

^ I agree. The people that keep posting copyrighted material are just asking for the site to get in trouble. Oh well...