Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

MikeRenz

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Whats the official torque spec? I think i might have had mine a little too tight :rotf:

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MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts

Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts

is this gasket reusable?? :lol:
 

Sy-1177

Turbo Inside
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

You did it to 100ft lbs right? :tup:
 

MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

Actually i think it was more like 400ft lbs. :lol: stupid impact gun. I had probs getting the pan to seat itself on the motor and got fed up w/ messing w/ it so i just used my trusty impact gun
 

George Blake

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

:dropjaw: Call one of us for help when you get ready to put the trans in....Impact boy :)
 

MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

George Blake said:
:dropjaw: Call one of us for help when you get ready to put the trans in....Impact boy :)
i have a mini sledgehammer that i'll use for the trans :tup:
 

warmpancakes

New member
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

Arent you using the rail supports? They are there to distribute the torque evenly
 

MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

warmpancakes said:
Arent you using the rail supports? They are there to distribute the torque evenly
yes i used the rail supports. They still clamped too tightly
 

canadian

sy in progress
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

Tighten the bolts until you hear a 'snap', then back it off a 1/4 turn.
 

Sy-1177

Turbo Inside
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

canadian said:
Tighten the bolts until you hear a 'snap', then back it off a 1/4 turn.
:rotf: ...and watch the head of the bolt fall to the ground!
 

George Blake

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

canadian said:
Tighten the bolts until you hear a 'snap', then back it off a 1/4 turn.
:rotf: :rotf: I've never done that but I heard the bolt head just stays in the socket. Gives a lot more clearance when you have stuff interfering the bolt head.
Just use the sledge to mate the trans to the engine. That way you don't have to seat the converter. It'll smush together nicely :tup: :)
 

DynaGlide

Ton-Eighty
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

You know, I was wondering about the torque specs for this as well. I've recently *modified* my oil pan to clear my new main caps and the Eagle rods. In the process, I fear I have distorted the pan quite well. Should I pick up another pan, and try to do it more gently? In order to even get the pan on, I have to "convince" it that it will fit.
 

93 TY 2185

Donating Member
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

Oil pan bolts to 11Nm (100 in. lbs.)
Oil pan nuts at corners to 23 Nm (17 Ft. lbs.)

If you need another oil pan LMK I have one that I may not be using.


DynaGlide said:
You know, I was wondering about the torque specs for this as well. I've recently *modified* my oil pan to clear my new main caps and the Eagle rods. In the process, I fear I have distorted the pan quite well. Should I pick up another pan, and try to do it more gently? In order to even get the pan on, I have to "convince" it that it will fit.
 

swetyphoon

New member
Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

Have you had that oilpan gasket to close to the swedish fish can??? :D :D
 

MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

IR 2131 I think it is...800ft lbs reverse, 400-600ft lbs forward :lol:
 

MikeRenz

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Re: Torque specs for the oil pan nuts/bolts (PIC..heh)

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:woot:

4/19/2005 is when i my oil pan gasket gave out :lol:
1 year, 5 months, 16 days later....its fixed :rotf:


besides...blue is way faster. This gasket is good for 50hp according to Hood!
 
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