Torque on Turbo Coolant Lines.
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Torque on Turbo Coolant Lines.
So I just picked up a set of new Efini twins cause I cracked my primary exhaust manifold split. The new set doesn't have the 2 oil lines bridges, 1 coolant line bridge, and the 2 water/oil in(or out; dunno) lines. Was wondering if anyone knows the torque on the oil bridge lines, coolant bridge line, oil-in(?) line, and water-in(?) line. Took them off the old set but can't find the torque in the shop book at all. The bridges go on w/ banjo bolts and copper washers, the other 2 w/ 2 bolts and a gasket.
Can send pictures if you don't understand what I'm talking about, but I think anyone that could know the answer will probably understand my madness.
Thanks as always guys.
~Travis
Can send pictures if you don't understand what I'm talking about, but I think anyone that could know the answer will probably understand my madness.
Thanks as always guys.
~Travis
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I belive there are passage holes in the bolts too that need to be aligned properly.... but honestly i hope someone can answer this becuase I have no idea what way they were suppose to be aligned (i put them in the way i thought they were suppose to be lol)
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I don't know an exact torque spec, I just tighten enough to crush the copper crush washers and have never had a problem. Ballpark around 25-30 ft-lbs. You'll feel the crush washer crushing.
The 10mm bolts for the oil drains are pretty low torque, maybe 15 ft-lbs. It's just a 10mm bolt so you can't bow up on it or anything.
Just use common sense and you'll be fine.
Dale
The 10mm bolts for the oil drains are pretty low torque, maybe 15 ft-lbs. It's just a 10mm bolt so you can't bow up on it or anything.
Just use common sense and you'll be fine.
Dale
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