torque specs and tightening squence of the LIM and UIM?
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can anybody send me the torque specs and tightening squence of the LIM and UIM gaskets..pictures if posible..i found this one page on here that had the UIM gasket with numbers next to telling the squence anybody seen this. if so send the link. thanks!
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Sure!! All of the Torque Specs ae listed in Techinfo.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=18
Tightening sequence should be done carefully. Snug them up in a criss cross pattern then torque em up in the same pattern
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=18
Tightening sequence should be done carefully. Snug them up in a criss cross pattern then torque em up in the same pattern
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right on time thanks....now what do i need to add to a torque wrench....will i need like a 10in extension or what. and about how much is one good enough for the job?
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The extension is dictated by what you need on it to reach. It will not affect torque value.
Don't use a universal joint.
Buy a torque wrench that will put you in the range you need for the full top-end. If it'* ft/lbs, do the math, if it'* inch/lbs, do the math.
Either ft or in/lbs will do as long as all the values fall within the range of the wrench you buy.
Don't use a universal joint.
Buy a torque wrench that will put you in the range you need for the full top-end. If it'* ft/lbs, do the math, if it'* inch/lbs, do the math.
Either ft or in/lbs will do as long as all the values fall within the range of the wrench you buy.
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Alright in that case, all you need for the job is an inch pound torque wrench. A 20-200 inch pound torque wrench will do. Don't forget to zero it out when you're done.
11 ft.lbs = 132 in.lbs
89 in.lbs = 89 in.lbs
11 ft.lbs = 132 in.lbs
89 in.lbs = 89 in.lbs
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