L loko_yamaha New Member Aug 22, 2012 18 0 1 Nov 1, 2012 #1 I could say the torque the screws of the cylinder head. I have the big bore kit Vito's 240 thank you very much. I hope your answer
I could say the torque the screws of the cylinder head. I have the big bore kit Vito's 240 thank you very much. I hope your answer
L loko_yamaha New Member Aug 22, 2012 18 0 1 Nov 1, 2012 #3 what the head bolts should be torqued to?
Blaaster Moderator Staff member Technician Jul 18, 2011 15,384 1,121 165 eastern australia Nov 1, 2012 #4 Head bolts are at 20 ft lbs Cylinder are at 18 ft lbs. Threads should be dry, no oil or Loctite.. New gasket, do 3 heat cycles then retorque.
Head bolts are at 20 ft lbs Cylinder are at 18 ft lbs. Threads should be dry, no oil or Loctite.. New gasket, do 3 heat cycles then retorque.
S sicivicdude Member Apr 7, 2010 6,172 162 99 North Carolina Nov 1, 2012 #5 Blaaster said: Head bolts are at 20 ft lbs Cylinder are at 18 ft lbs. Threads should be dry, no oil or Loctite.. New gasket, do 3 heat cycles then retorque. Click to expand... X2 short, sweet, and to the point.
Blaaster said: Head bolts are at 20 ft lbs Cylinder are at 18 ft lbs. Threads should be dry, no oil or Loctite.. New gasket, do 3 heat cycles then retorque. Click to expand... X2 short, sweet, and to the point.
Myblasterisblue New Member Oct 22, 2012 356 1 0 Tucson az Nov 1, 2012 #7 X3. But make sure you torque them in a star pattern.
S scotj77 Member Feb 11, 2010 5,546 70 85 47 Orlando, fl Nov 1, 2012 #8 Also make sure you torque them progressivly. don't torque one all the way then move on. do them a little at a time untill all are torqued properly
Also make sure you torque them progressivly. don't torque one all the way then move on. do them a little at a time untill all are torqued properly