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Torque Notation
When the service manual says to torque the connecting rod bolts to 4 + 1 mkp and them rotate 90 + 10 degrees, what does that mean for the initial torque? Torque to 4 mkp then 5 mkp then 90 degrees OR torque to 4 (not more than 5) mkp and turn 90 degrees.
I can't find a definitive answer in my service manual, and I can't just guess at it since there is a considerable difference between 29 and 36 ft lbs before you crank it down another 90 degrees.
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-Matthew Anker 1970 280SEL 2.8L |
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I read it as 4 , no more than 5 ....
But , all my other books [after market] list them at 44/45 ft/lbs. Oil, no molylube. No angle specs.. You may want to try both techniques and see how they equate..if you use the 4 and then compare w/torque wrenc. you know you still have the tolerance factor going up. [ 4, +1 ] |
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