torque spec on valve cover

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Oberon
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torque spec on valve cover

Post by Oberon »

Just wondering if someone could tell me the torque spec on the valve covers on a Pinz?
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Post by JC »

I am not sure of the specs but be careful not to crank down too hard I cracked mine and I thought I had the specs. I would like to know the specs also.
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Post by Denis »

At the end of the repair manual in the appendix under torques.

Cylinder head cover, 15 Nm or 133 Lb/in.

Hope it help 8)

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Post by JC »

yep that is the one that I used and I cracked them
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Post by STPPINZ »

That is quite a bit of torque for those. I have just tightened conservtavely and have had no leaks. After talking to JC he scared me into over tightening for sure.
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Post by PinzEOD »

I set mine to "snug".
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