Dr Honda Well-Known Member Mar 30, 2012 #2 Start in the center, and work out in a criss-cross pattern. Torque to 9 Lb/ft. then re-torque to 17 Lb/ft. I recommend putting a little lube on the bolts (or anti-seize) to help them torque correctly.
Start in the center, and work out in a criss-cross pattern. Torque to 9 Lb/ft. then re-torque to 17 Lb/ft. I recommend putting a little lube on the bolts (or anti-seize) to help them torque correctly.
SPEED18 Member Apr 10, 2012 #3 what do you use to make sure of the torque spec. i'll be having to put things back together in the future and was wondering this myself
what do you use to make sure of the torque spec. i'll be having to put things back together in the future and was wondering this myself
Seadoobuddy Premium Member Premium Member Apr 10, 2012 #4 Use a torque wrench. Any auto parts store, Sears, HD, Lowes, etc will have a couple models.
