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Old May 30th, 2014, 05:03   #1
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Can anyone please tell me the correct torque setting for the crankshaft pulley bolt on a 2.0ltr 440?

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Old May 30th, 2014, 06:43   #2
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The bolt that holds it to the crankshaft? F-in tight. Never really torqued it up, just done it up till it feels right. The only thing I have torqued ob my motor are the head bolts to 25NM
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... Your head bolts are only 25nm??

Think i could probably get that with my bare hands!

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Memory lapse, I did the head bolts to 25 newton meters first, then did them to 34
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Still, is that the specified torque?

Just doesn't seem very much, especially when compared to the ludicrously tight crank pulley on the d24... 380nm!!

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Crank pulley bolt is 95nm, head bolts are a 5 stage tighten up to 70nm then slacken back to 20nm then angle tighten 120 degrees.
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