OK, installing the intake manifold refers me to step 14 in the cylinder head installation procedure. when I look at that it says to tighten to 7 ft-lb and nothing further....that doesn't seem nearly tight enough to me..... advise?
OK, installing the intake manifold refers me to step 14 in the cylinder head installation procedure. when I look at that it says to tighten to 7 ft-lb and nothing further....that doesn't seem nearly tight enough to me..... advise?
yeah, that's what I read too. just took em to finger tight on the first step, then did the second step, which puts them in tolerance for the third step but I took 'em to 7, at least as close as my torque wrench will measure
One thing when you use torque wrenches, the extreme ends are not very accurate.
I have a digital torque wrench adapter, which I can check my torque wrenches with.
A torque measurement that low I would use an inch lb. torque wrench.
I agree. When dealing with torque settings below 14 ft/lbs, I'll use my inch pound torque wrench. Just multiple the number x12. For example, 7 ft/lbs equals 84 in/lbs. Gasket material has a lot to do with the amount of torque.
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