Rebuilding engine, need a wrench

[Gforcefd]

Okay I need a torque wrench that measure in inch pounds not foot pounds for the cam bolts. Autozone only has one for foot pounds, and I have it.

Has anyone ever heard of a INCH POUND torque wrench? Do you have one I can borrow? hehe

[mattswabb]

How many in-lbs? Just divide by 12 and use a ft-lb wrench

[25Horseplay]

I have one.

[skeeters_keeper]

i have seen them (i think harbor freight?) but i was planing on doing what matt said... there are a bunch of parts listed in in-lbs instead of foot-lbs though, so i might go for it anyway.

[oldgrezmonke]

find an inch-pound wrench. when dealing with specs that small it is too easy to be way off trying to guess from ft-lbs.

[roycehof]

Be Careful - Torque Wrenches aren't very accurate at the extremes - You should use them between 15 and 85 per cent of full scale. Also in-lb torques are typical in Automatic transmissions, so I suggest you may be able to borrow one from a trans rebuilder. Usually when I come across a low torque like that, I apply Lok-tite and firmly snug the bolt. So far, I have been lucky.

[E95]

Check the Haynes manual; they tell you how to convert from foot lbs. to inch lbs. But the advice from Mattswabb sounds about right.

[Gforcefd]

well since this was about two weeks ago, im guessing that logan found a wrench or another way of doing it, wait im logan, Hey logan did you figure it out? Yes yes I did, thanks for your help

[miami man]

i have seen an inch pound at cummins tools last week