Tadek -
The values you've listed are typically for the 6 cyl motor.
Head nuts for the 100 are 65 ft-lbs
Big end caps (piston rods) are 50 ft-lbs
Main Beaing Caps 75 ft lbs.
Everything else I'd run 40 ft lbs, manifold nuts excepted at 25 ft lbs
(to keep from pinching the gaskets which will cause vacuum leaks).
Alan
Alan
On 10/2/09, Tadeusz Malkiewicz <tadeusz.malkiewicz@plusnet.pl> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am beginning a reassembly of the engine and am looking for some torque
> values for the 100 engine:
>
> Cylinder head torque 75 ft/lb
> Main bearings 75 ft/lb
> Connecting rod bearing bolts 55 ft/lb
> Connecting rod bolt (top)
> Crankshaft front nut (large)
> Camshaft nut
> Camshaft retainer bolts
> Flywheel crankshaft bolts
> Timing chain cover bolts
> Front mounting plate
> Rear mounting plate
> Engine mounts
> Water pump
> Thermostat housing
> Oil filter hosing
> Generator mounts
> Oil delivery pipe (flex type)
> Oil release valve cap nut
> Locking cap nut for oil pump
> Tachometer gear housing
> Rocker shaft bracket nuts
> Tappet cover bolts
> Manifold nuts
>
> Anyone has made a comprehensive list?
>
> They are not really present in the manual..
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Tadek
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