Cylinder head nuts tighten up 930 in what order

[SEE YA]

Hello looking for a picture, to know what order they tighten up in please.

Thanks for any help.

[john walker's workshop]

criss-cross the center cylinder, then do the same on each end one.

[pete3799]

[Eagledriver]

Do this sequence, but do it in stages to keep everything even. Start with 5 ft/lbs, then go 15, and then final torque.

-Andy

[gsmith660]

Where did that torque pattern come from because it appears you are torquing the inside of both outer cylinders before you torque the outside instead of a criss cross pattern

[Daviboy]

Wayne's book explains the sequence read it if you can...

[Flat6pac]

I always do the same sequence so I dont get lost. Center head, right head then left. I always go to the farthest nut for the next in sequence starting with the upper left on the head..
Initial torque and let set for a while and retorque to spec.
Bruce

[SEE YA]

Thank you.

[Flat6pac]

I always do the same sequence so I dont get lost. Center head, right head then left. I always go to the farthest nut for the next in sequence starting with the upper left on the head..
Initial torque and let set for a while and retorque to spec.
Bruce

[gsmith660]

That doesn't make it correct that sequence goes against all my nuclear mechanic background and experience.

Wayne's book explains the sequence read it if you can...

[gsmith660]

That kinda looks like the torque pattern on a 350 head but that isn't 3 separate heads and there is a logical reason why you torque a 350 the way you do.