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    Posted: 21 Feb 2011 at 7:56pm
How important is it to tighten head bolts in a certain order after installing a head gasket.
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Originally posted by Stan R Stan R wrote:

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extremely important
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Not only torque in order but start at a low torque and work up to spec. 3 or4 times around is best.   MACK
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The basic "jist" is that you start in the center and work your way out.This is an over simplification.
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