I know.. get a manual... and i plan too
noticed recently and suddenly a ticking... thought it was the valves.. po did a rebuild on the engine so this surprised me... with research i made a make shift stethascope and found it was the exhaust manifold... all three nuts on the bottom are gone... also motor mount on that side is loose.... got the nuts .... double nutted (is that a word) the studs and have them in good and tight... just need to know how tight to make the nuts.... thanks.... matt 81 spider 2000
torque specs for exhaust manifold please
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
According to the shop manual the manifold nuts are torqued to 22 ft-lbs.
A.J.
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
thanks youaj81spider wrote:According to the shop manual the manifold nuts are torqued to 22 ft-lbs.
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
Hi Matt,81SPIDERMATT wrote:I know.. get a manual... and i plan too
noticed recently and suddenly a ticking... thought it was the valves.. po did a rebuild on the engine so this surprised me... with research i made a make shift stethascope and found it was the exhaust manifold... all three nuts on the bottom are gone... also motor mount on that side is loose.... got the nuts .... double nutted (is that a word) the studs and have them in good and tight... just need to know how tight to make the nuts.... thanks.... matt 81 spider 2000
The (3) manuals I have say 18ft-lb.
Ciao,
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
Mark is right. I went back and checked, and I was looking at the wrong section - 22 ft-lbs is if you have a turbo.
Sorry about that.
Although I highly recommend getting the paper one if you want a .pdf version for the short term you can get it at:
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla15/images/ ... ntents.htm
Sorry about that.
Although I highly recommend getting the paper one if you want a .pdf version for the short term you can get it at:
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla15/images/ ... ntents.htm
A.J.
1974 Fiat 124 Spider
2006 Corvette
1981 Spider 2000 (sold 2013 - never should have sold that car)
1974 Fiat 124 Spider
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1981 Spider 2000 (sold 2013 - never should have sold that car)
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
thank you very much.... i do some tech work for office depot... got a job for them on the 5th... while i am there i will print this up... thanks againaj81spider wrote:Mark is right. I went back and checked, and I was looking at the wrong section - 22 ft-lbs is if you have a turbo.
Sorry about that.
Although I highly recommend getting the paper one if you want a .pdf version for the short term you can get it at:
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla15/images/ ... ntents.htm
thanks mark... 18 lbs got it.... man tight working space for that blot close to the firewall
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Re: torque specs for exhaust manifold please
First improvement I made was reclaim the exhaust system, first value I looked up was the manifold nut torque spec; it stuck with me.81SPIDERMATT wrote:thank you very much.... i do some tech work for office depot... got a job for them on the 5th... while i am there i will print this up... thanks againaj81spider wrote:Mark is right. I went back and checked, and I was looking at the wrong section - 22 ft-lbs is if you have a turbo.
Sorry about that.
Although I highly recommend getting the paper one if you want a .pdf version for the short term you can get it at:
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla15/images/ ... ntents.htm
thanks mark... 18 lbs got it.... man tight working space for that blot close to the firewall
Ciao,
Mark
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DOLCETTO: 1978 CS1; 10:1, DMS, 4-2-1...
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Acquista il Biglietto; Prendere la Gita! - Hunter S. Thompson
DOLCETTO: 1978 CS1; 10:1, DMS, 4-2-1...
ANDIAMMO: 2012 500 ABARTH
Acquista il Biglietto; Prendere la Gita! - Hunter S. Thompson