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D15II head bolt question
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    Posted: 09 Apr 2011 at 7:20am
Guys when I pulled the 15II head only one bolt had a washer. Can you tell me what ones if any need washers and what kind of washers also; I think the one was brassy looking. And also several were only finger tight! Thanks, Dana
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On my D15 II the head bolt with the washer was directly above the carburetor




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Dana, There is only that one bolt with washer. Goes in center of head. I ordered one for mine from AGCO. Pretty expensive as I remember. HTH Tracy Martin
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Dana use never seize on the bolt / stud threads any washers and the nut bearing surface.  Its a good practice to get a even bolt stretch torque and sometimes it acts as a thread sealant.
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The guys on Horse Power TV did a short demo on bolt torque vs clamping force. There is a link to the video along with some more interesting info on ARP Fasteners web site.
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