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> Oil Filter Torque, Re-Installing Oil Cooler
d7n7master
post Nov 28 2004, 05:00 PM
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Hi All, it's been awhile, but
As I'm (finally) puttin' stuff back together - I installed the oil filter base & it dawned on me that I don't want to 'eff it up by over-torquing the oil filter base fasteners. I searched my 914 manual for "specific" torque specs but came up with nothing. Right now, I have the oil filter base installed with new gasket, a 'lil permatex ultra black & torqued to 10fps. (120 in. lbs...) As for the cooler - it looks fragile. I don't want to over-torque the cooler either... Please help with torque values!!!
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post Nov 28 2004, 07:00 PM
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Doohhhh!!! & the torque value for the impeller housing?
Thanx, Gary
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post Nov 28 2004, 09:48 PM
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Call me at work tomorrow. I'll bring in my 914 Tech Spec booklet. It lists misc torque values for various key assemblies. We should be able to find a similar assembly. You should also find a value in the factory manual. If not we can refer to our DPS and design manual to come up with a safe value. Be sure to note the bolt size and material you are threading into.
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post Nov 28 2004, 10:17 PM
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Oil cooler-5ft-lbs
No torque on impeller housing. Make sure the slotted screws are good and tight.
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