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I need torque setting for head barrel nuts
I have spent the last 30 minutes "Searching" for the head stud (barrel nuts) torque setting.
I have over 1000 miles on a rebuilt motor and I want to check the head studs but I don't know what it should be. Rick |
23-24 lbs.
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If you have 1000 miles on the engine, that torque setting may not be accurate.
torque measurements are based on the threads being lubricated with a specified lubricant, dry threads require up to twice the torque to acieive the same stretch. if the builder used anti-sieze you will still have the anti-galling properties but chances are the grease is burned away by now. give it a shot and let us know how it turns out. |
Find out if the rebuilder used lube and ask what torque he used.
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With the ehat and corrosion involved, they will soon be welded on there anyway....
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I wan't to clearify that I'm talking about the Head bolt nuts. So is it still 24 lbs?
Rick |
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