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226 Crank Cap Specs
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    Posted: 15 Jul 2010 at 5:10pm
I need the torque specs and order to torque my main caps....had to loosen then up to free things up to change out the rear main seal...pretty easy after that. Just need to tighten things back up....also the torque specs for the pan gaskets if there are any.....thanks ahead of time.
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My I&T manuel says 85 ft lbs , I dont know if its any different for used bearings.
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The torque would be the same, no matter the bearing.
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what about pattern to torque them in?
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Torque starting in the center and alternate side to side until you reach each end.
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