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Hoe Hopper

11-18-2009 02:10 AM

D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

Hey guys i just bought some arp head studs with a new oem head gasket kit for my D16Y8 but it doesnt show the sequence for toqueing down the bolts. I know how many pounds your suppose to torque each bolt at each step but i dont know whats the pattern you have to follow.....Any help guys???

miguel329

11-18-2009 06:48 AM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

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miguel329

11-18-2009 06:54 AM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

just make sure you use the arp torque spec becuase this is oem torque spec(which is prolly less then the arp required spec)...i follow this spec then last step i torque to requiered arp spec.

Hoe Hopper

11-18-2009 09:28 PM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

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Originally Posted by miguel329 (Post 40676068)

just make sure you use the arp torque spec becuase this is oem torque spec(which is prolly less then the arp required spec)...i follow this spec then last step i torque to requiered arp spec.

Thanks alot man.

otek // ek.dipn

09-04-2010 09:14 AM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

i thought the bolts are supposed to be tightened down to 22pounds correct? it shows 49pounds is that right? or am i retarded =p

otek // ek.dipn

09-04-2010 09:22 AM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

what about taking them off?

Jaesung

05-12-2019 08:27 AM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

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Originally Posted by otek // ek.dipn (Post 43461400)

what about taking them off?

its the same as tightening but loosening right?

JRCivic1

05-12-2019 11:25 PM

Re: D16Y8 HEAD STUD TORQUE SEQUENCE

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Originally Posted by Jaesung (Post 51929020)

its the same as tightening but loosening right?

Nope... loosen in the reverse order. In the diagram above, start at ten and continue backwards to the #1 position. Loosen each one full turn only on the first sequence, then one additional full turn on the second sequence... then you can take them out safely all of the way.

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