before the head is on try all nuts on the studs if they go on easy on all the tread, and i lubricated them with a bit oil, to let them go on and off easy.
this is to know if you torque the head and not the mabe difficult nut/ stud.
before the head is on try all nuts on the studs if they go on easy on all the tread, and i lubricated them with a bit oil, to let them go on and off easy.
this is to know if you torque the head and not the mabe difficult nut/ stud.
Someone just requested Torque specs in the past 3 months and the CAT Torque sheets were posted up again. These also have the numbering for which order to Torque in also. Use the SEARCH function in the upper right of your screen to find the Thread with the Torque Values.
I have also tried that and had no luck.
Thanks stew
In a 2010 discussion on a 22 and a 15 see picture #3 to get an idea of what is generally recommended in last post by edb from Australia
http://www.acmoc.org/bb/showthread.php?11134-Engine-Specs-for-CAT-22-and-PV15
Took about 5 minutes to find it
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