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Jays_5000
 Post subject: L28E torque settings
PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 11:55 pm 
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I need to double check torque settings on my L28E, I don't know if this will matter but the head is N42 and the blocks from a Patrol. 47-61 foot pounds? does this sound right.

Also is there a list of all the torque settings, would probably come in handy sooner or later!

Thanks alot!
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2005 12:24 pm 
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Anyone?

Please I can't find this info anywhere and need it to get my car running again.

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I dont know if it varies from L28 to L28 but I believe you tighten from the inside to the out tightening sequence goes like this:

1st tightening: 20 ft-lb
2nd tightening: 30 ft-lb
3rd and final: 60 ft-lb

depending on the gasket you may need to do this again (if its not a mono-toque style gasket)

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Mate, for goodness sake, invest in a Haynes Manual.
It'll save you a lot of grief... :wink:

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 3:32 am 
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Lurch wrote:
Mate, for goodness sake, invest in a Haynes Manual.
It'll save you a lot of grief... :wink:
Thanks. Found a datto manual today, is very helpful!
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