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baldy
torque on flywheel bolts
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can any body tell me the correct torque settings the flywheel bolts needs to be on an l series and are the bolts in the pressure plate mild steel or high tensile Had a l1600 in a buggy once the flywheel decided to come of a try to pass me

Posted on: 2009/2/3 10:26
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Re: torque on flywheel bolts
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47ft lb the manual says im pretty sure... will check as that does not seem tight enough. more like 80lb on an aseries so l should be similar

Posted on: 2009/2/3 10:28
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baldy
Re: torque on flywheel bolts
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when I cracked the bolts off I had to use a pipe on the bar so I thought I should check. I recon about 80-90

Posted on: 2009/2/3 10:36
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Re: torque on flywheel bolts
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110 foot pound on a ca18det

Sometimes crankshaft vibrations, missing harmonic balancer and 2nd hand bolts are the cause.


Posted on: 2009/2/3 10:39
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Re: torque on flywheel bolts
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checked this morning, 76ft lb.

47 was for the head bolts.

Posted on: 2009/2/3 22:14
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