stevesmustang
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- June 21, 2009
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- City, State
- Jerome, Michigan
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2001 XLS 4 Door 4.0 liter
Ok i have my heads on and the manual says 26 foot pounds, then 90 degrees or 1/4 turn then 3rd another 90 degrees or 1/4 turn and your done. Ok my question is the bolts in the timing chain hole or cassette hole are smaller are they torqued the same? They are alot smaller and scare me to tighten that much. But i will if its supposed to be. Thanks in advance
The reason i ask is because i used new headbolts and snapped the littler diameter one in half. I would think they would take less torque. I compared my torque wrench with my buddies and its accurate. its 10 bolts per side, but the 2 on each side inside the timing chain/cassette area they are smaller and have to take less torque. but my manual says as i stated above 26 pounds, etc. thanks
The reason i ask is because i used new headbolts and snapped the littler diameter one in half. I would think they would take less torque. I compared my torque wrench with my buddies and its accurate. its 10 bolts per side, but the 2 on each side inside the timing chain/cassette area they are smaller and have to take less torque. but my manual says as i stated above 26 pounds, etc. thanks