Cleaned out the strainer and ready to install the two new large paper gaskets. My question is whether I should install them dry, or should I put a thin smear of engine oil on them first.
ClayPerrine
Sep 22 2018, 06:13 PM
Dry. And don't forget to replace the aluminum crush washer under the bolt head.
motorvated
Sep 22 2018, 06:15 PM
QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ Sep 22 2018, 06:13 PM)
Dry. And don't forget to replace the aluminum crush washer under the bolt head.
Got it. Thanks!
bandjoey
Sep 22 2018, 10:08 PM
And don’t forget the super low torque. Something like 8lbs. Someone will jump in with exact or check your Haynes book.
Mark Henry
Sep 23 2018, 06:32 AM
QUOTE(bandjoey @ Sep 23 2018, 12:08 AM)
And don’t forget the super low torque. Something like 8lbs. Someone will jump in with exact or check your Haynes book.
9 lbs, if you change your own oil an inch pound torque wrench is a wise investment.
ottox914
Sep 23 2018, 08:12 AM
Its good to have several ranges of TQ wrenches in the drawer. Dig thru pawn shops to find some hidden gems is smaller ranges.
TheCabinetmaker
Sep 23 2018, 08:28 AM
If i bought a torque wrench from a pawn shop, Id have it calibrated before using it. They don't like being dropped. They should also be kept in the case and returned to 0 when stored. I attended a calibration class as part of my Air Force jet mechanic tech school. We did a lot of test on them. You would not believe how much one can change when dropped on it's head on concrete from 4 feet.
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