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Banjo torque
Quick Question
Is there a torque value for the banjo fitting bolt on the back of the intake manafold and if so what is it? Just want to get it right. Thanks for any info.
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1983 300SD 200000miles |
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did it today...
just snug is right; don't want to overtorque. talked about in this article: http://business.baylor.edu/Richard_Easley//autofaqs/boostchk.htm
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Jeff ___ 1982 300D Turbo 150K PlantDrive Single tank WVO conversion 6000 veggie miles and counting! ----------- 1985 Ford F250 - 132K PlantDrive Two-tank WVO conversion 15,000 veggie miles and counting... Driving for FREE! |
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Answer:
Do not recall.
It is very easy to strip out the threads. Caution and just enough tension to hold the fitting snug. I do them by feel, best guess = low inch pound range.
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Use a regular combination wrench to tighten the bolt not a socket wrench. These combo wrenchs vary in length according to bolt size to give a good feel for the right amount of torque to apply.
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Bill Reimels Now down to one: 1972 300SE 3.5 W109 (Euro delivery) |
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The 617 engine manual does not specify a torque value for that fitting.
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I always do it by feel......but is just a bit tighter than it needs to be so it won't rotate easily.
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