red motor bolt torque settings.

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red motor bolt torque settings.

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i have a red 186 out of a ht and i need to know the conrod bolt, crankshaft and rocker torque specifications. can anyone help? i haven't got a workshop manual yet to find out but i'm impatient. :x
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Are you using adjustable rockers or non adjustable?
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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non adjustable (standard)
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I'll have to give you the info tomorrow arvo as the shop manual is in the shed and I'm off to the fart sack now for some Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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no worries, thanks heap.......... yeah my boss would kill me if i went out playing with engines at this time of night, its bad enough me being on here finding things out about the car when i could be sitting watching a movie with her. my bad :wink:
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From Gregorys workshop manual HQ-HZ.

Conrod nuts:- 26 ft/lb

Crankshaft main bolts:- 70 ft/lb

Rocker arm pivot bolts ( non adjustable rockers ) 28 ft/lb

Cyl head bolts:-

1st stage:- ( start at centre of head and move outwards ) 30 ft/lb

2nd stage:- 75 ft/lb

Thought I'd throw in head bolt torque settings as well :roll:

If your torque wrench doesn't show ft/lbs the conversion is :-

1x ft/lb = 4.45 NM ( Newton Metres) and 1 x NM = 0.225 lb/ft.
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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Post by matches »

thanks so much for looking that up for me, much appreciated. now i can get my 186 finished :D :D :D luke & kimmy
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