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#377386 02/19/2008 6:28 PM
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Where might I find the flywheel bolt torque specs for a 235? Don't see them in any of the online manuals. (the ones that are currently working)

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Here are the torque reqt

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Torque specs are:


main cap bolts 100-110
bellhousing bolts 45-55
flywheel bolts 50-65
rod nuts 35-45
oil pan corner bolts 12-15
oil pan bolts 6-7
clutch pressure plate bolts 25-30
cylinder head bolts 90-95
manifold clamp bolts 15-20
manifold end clamp bolts 25-30
water pump bolts 25-30
spark plugs 20-25
fuel pump bolts 15-20
rocker shaft bolts 25-30

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Thanks! just what I needed.

Donf #377439 02/19/2008 9:15 PM
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One more thing to mention is that the 235s had small plates that went underneath 2 bolts (3 total) with which you would bend up the corners against the bolt head so the bolts wouldnt back themselves out.


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