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Author: Subject: Bell Housing To Gear Box Torque
rusty

posted on 16/6/07 at 10:38 AM Reply With Quote
Bell Housing To Gear Box Torque

Hello

Can anyone tell me the torque rench setting for the bolt which hold the bell housing on to a type 9 gearbox.

Thanks

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Jed

posted on 16/6/07 at 11:05 AM Reply With Quote
These are the figures from my Sierra V6 Haynes manual with the Type 9 box:

Bell housing to gearbox = 70-90Nm (52-66lb/ft)
Bell housing to engine = 40-51Nm (30-38lb /ft)

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andyharding

posted on 16/6/07 at 11:05 AM Reply With Quote
About that tight





Are you a Mac user or a retard?

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zilspeed

posted on 16/6/07 at 12:21 PM Reply With Quote
it's at the high end of the scale on your torque wrench where the numbers stop.

It's marked FT.

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rusty

posted on 16/6/07 at 12:37 PM Reply With Quote
I have had problems with FT i have found FT can = brocken bolts.
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Jed

posted on 16/6/07 at 01:30 PM Reply With Quote
A good source of bolt info can be found here:
http://www.metricmcc.com/techinfo/overview.aspx?item=2

Well worth checking out just how much torque you can apply to some bolts.

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martyn_16v

posted on 16/6/07 at 09:10 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by rusty
I have had problems with FT i have found FT can = brocken bolts.


Could you be confusing FT with hhhhhhhhnnnnnnnnrrrrrggghhhhhhhomigodijustfollowedthrough?






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