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Tighten each bolt to 12-15 foot pounds of torque.
Traditional head bolts are tensioned to a predetermined torque measured by a torque wrench. This torque reading is not an accurate measurement of the downward clamping load but rather an accumulated measurement of friction resistance between the two threads and the spot face and bolt head and the clamping pressure.
We recommend you use torque values specified below: For bolts with a 6mm Thread Diameter: 20Nm. For bolts with a 8mm Thread Diameter: 22Nm. For bolts with a 10mm Thread Diameter: 25Nm.
Where To Find The Correct Manufacturer Recommended Torque Specs. The torque specs for the axle nut (and other nuts and bolts) should be listed in the dealership/shop guide provided by the manufacturer. If you can`t find that information, or if you don`t have a guide, you can find the specs in the service manual.
There is no simple answer to this as in some instances, it is perfectly acceptable to tighten the bolt head while holding the nut in place. In other situations, it`s acceptable to tighten the nut. It all depends on the application and the condition of the product or material being worked with.
Just as an example of how torque values differ between manufacturers, ARP recommends torquing its 1/2-inch main studs (190,000 psi tensile strength) to 130 ft. -lbs. with oil on the nuts.
The only thing that happens if you really overtighten is the bolt or threads fail. If it torqued down nicely, no problem.
The tensile load a fastener can withstand is determined by the formula P = St x As. To find the tensile strength of a particular bolt, you will need to refer to Mechanical Properties of Externally Threaded Fasteners chart in the Fastenal Technical Reference Guide.
Check the length of your bolts as well—if your bolts have been too stretched, they will have lengthened. They will likely display some visible distortions because of this. You should also always check the length of new bolts, as depending on your engine model, different bolt holes require different length bolts.
Tightening torque is not influenced by the bolt length so easy to standardize. The Bolt efficiency will be low due to wide tolerance of the tension.
ISO 16047:2005 specifies the conditions for carrying out torque/clamp force tests on threaded fasteners and related parts.
That`s why most owner`s manuals have a torque specification for lug nuts. If you plan to do any major work on your engine or on some major powertrain components, you absolutely need a torque wrench. Overtightening cylinder-head bolts, for instance, can easily cause expensive damage and catastrophic coolant loss.
Where To Find The Correct Manufacturer Recommended Torque Specs. The torque specs for the axle nut (and other nuts and bolts) should be listed in the dealership/shop guide provided by the manufacturer. If you can`t find that information, or if you don`t have a guide, you can find the specs in the service manual.
Discover Relevant Questions and Answers for Your Specific Issue
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Head bolts torque and sequence
ANSWER : They are listed in all Chilton Repair books,available at any auto store
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Jeep liberty head gasket
ANSWER : You are not going to know for sure until you take it apart. If you are lucky it will just be the head gasket.
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I have a 88′ Kawasaki Bayou 300. It will start
ANSWER : Buy a bottle of gasline anti-freeze. it will absorb any water in your fuel. add a half a bottle now and a half next time you fill the tank. should improve the operation of the engine
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What is the location of the oil filter on a 1998 Kawasaki KLF300 Bayou 4X4?
ANSWER : It should be on the front of the engine and may have a round cover over it that has fins on it or is ribbed.
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2004 KAWASAKI KXF250
ANSWER : Try a new plug sometimes a plug will not fire under compression. also adj the valves
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I just bought a Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster 30-06 at a large gunshow and noticed later that the bolt handle is only about 1/4 of an inch long, so it must have broken off at one point. Surely it was longer than that when new? How can I get a new one, and I need the manual and diagrams to take the rifle apart to fix that. Also there’s a plastic piece on the outside of the bolt, but just inside the gun. It slides with the bolt. Is this normal? The guys I bought it from said they took it deer hunting and that it shoots fine.
ANSWER : To remove the bolt, look at where the trigger enters the stock. There should be a little square/rectangle button right in front of it (inside the trigger guard, right in front of the trigger). Push that in and while holding it in, pull the bolt backwards (out). The bolt should come out pretty easy if you’re holding the button in. Most gun shops can order a new bolt. Likewise, many of them carry diagrams/manuals or can get them for you. You may also find one online for free if you hunt/peck enough. I’m not sure about the plastic piece you are referring to. My Remington is steel all the way. No plastic on the bolt anywhere. The other option is to take the bolt to Cabela’s or another gunsmith. Most of them (if they are competent) can repair the broken piece cheaper than buying a new bolt. They can also tell you if the plastic is normal. Just drop by with it and have them take a peek. estimates (and telling you if the plastic is normal) are usually free.
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I have a 1994 kawasaki Bayou 300 4×4. When I turn the key on the instrument panel does not light up but the head lights work. The electric start does not work but I can use the recoil to start it. I also do not need to use the reverse over ride switch to shift into reverse
ANSWER : Hey there Shep, a good place to start looking would be the fuses. if that is not the problem you may have a short or ground somewhere in the system. I really hope that this helps, please rate my solution if it does.
Kelly
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