Thightening procedures and torques for the cylinder head?
07-28-2004, 11:07 PM
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Thightening procedures and torques for the cylinder head?
Hi!
I'm looking for the thightening procedures (bolts orders) and torques for the cylinder head of a 1986-1988 951.
Your help would be appreciated,
thanks!
I'm looking for the thightening procedures (bolts orders) and torques for the cylinder head of a 1986-1988 951.
Your help would be appreciated,
thanks!
07-28-2004, 11:19 PM
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Here's a torque sequence diagram for you.
As for torque numbers, IIRC stock is 30ft*lbs -> 90degrees -> 90degrees. Do a search, I am sure you'll find something.
Follow the manufacturer's spec If you are using aftermarket studs.
As for torque numbers, IIRC stock is 30ft*lbs -> 90degrees -> 90degrees. Do a search, I am sure you'll find something.
Follow the manufacturer's spec If you are using aftermarket studs.
07-28-2004, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Songzzz
Here's a torque sequence diagram for you.
As for torque numbers, IIRC stock is 30ft*lbs -> 90degrees -> 90degrees. Do a search, I am sure you'll find something.
Follow the manufacturer's spec If you are using aftermarket studs.
As for torque numbers, IIRC stock is 30ft*lbs -> 90degrees -> 90degrees. Do a search, I am sure you'll find something.
Follow the manufacturer's spec If you are using aftermarket studs.
http://www.clarks-garage.com/shop-manual/cyl-03.htm
Edit: they mention 15 ft-lbs instead of 30 ft-lbs, who's right??
