Flywheel bolts torque setting?

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WdeLange
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Flywheel bolts torque setting?

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Hi guys, I am busy with a clucth job on my Pinz. 250ft/lbs seems a bit high for the flywheel bolts??? (I took the flywheel off to replace the deep grove end bearing.)
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250ft lbs is the spec, deal with it :shock:
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Yes deal with it is the maxim.

Put in another way torque to 22lbs ft mark the bolt head with a paint stick/white out, then turn ONE FLAT. You will end up at the same torque after putting the bolts into stretch.

I usually put two of the clutch pressure plate bolts into any two consecutive holes, jam a 3/8th long socket extension between them and the gearbox mounting stud, then bring a 1/2 Snappy knuckle bar & 21mm (7/8ths) socket to bear.
You will feel them go into stretch--feels like a rubber bolt!
Charles Atlas course perhaps
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Post by WdeLange »

Short and sweet, thanks guys.
250ft lbs would be 338Nm...
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