Oil Pan on 1997 Honda Civic
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Oil Pan on 1997 Honda Civic
Oil pan gasket is leaking on my 1997 Oil pan gasket. Can anyone tell me
where I can find the torque specs for the oil pan bolts, thanks
My e-mail is "jimgreat2001@yahoo.com"
where I can find the torque specs for the oil pan bolts, thanks
My e-mail is "jimgreat2001@yahoo.com"
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Re: Oil Pan on 1997 Honda Civic (Jimgreat2001)
whoa!! its 9ft/lbs not 50 according to my 92-95 civic helms. i imagine it would be the same as 5th gens. dont forget your supposed to use liquid gasket on the corners where the pan curves up.
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Re: Oil Pan on 1997 Honda Civic (jaxle)
Sorry my mistake. I don't really measure this stuff... A torque wrench, in my opinion, should only be used while building engines and trannys...
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and torqing wheel lugs, suspension bolts, and a lot of other stuff...heh. although when it comes to oil pan bolts just make em tight with a hand ratchet and itll be fine....probably.
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Re: (jaxle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jaxle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">and torqing wheel lugs, suspension bolts, and a lot of other stuff...heh. although when it comes to oil pan bolts just make em tight with a hand ratchet and itll be fine....probably.</TD></TR></TABLE>
But use 2 fingers and just make them snug.
But use 2 fingers and just make them snug.
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