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Torque specs for WD
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    Posted: 08 Jul 2010 at 4:18pm
Can anyone tell me the torque specs for the rod bearings and head bolts on a
WD?  I finally got all my parts I need to put it back together.  Thanks i advance.  Phil
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Could not find my WD book,  A D17, rod bolts 45 to 55,  head bolts 1/2" 90 to 95, 7/16" 70 to 75.  A WD would be close.
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phil you need to be sure you placed your rod to piston and pin correct. if not you will scar the sleeve wall.
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Thanks for the advice.  What do I need to be sure of when putting together rod, piston and pin?  Phil
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you will need a it manual it shows what the placement is. if i knew how to post and scan it out of my manual i would. maybe one of this site members could. sorry.
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