torque on pan?

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DCVING 6 said:
anyone have the torque specs for the trans pan?
Screw torque readings, just use a 1/2" impact and let it hammer for a few seconds!


haha j/k whats up Glenn?
 
a impact gun may under tighten the bolts and not crush the gasket. i personally would prefer something more gentle such as a 36" breaker bar with a 6 foot long steel pipe slid over it. this of couse is after applying arp thread lubricant on the threads :biggrin:
 
DR BOOST said:
a impact gun may under tighten the bolts and not crush the gasket. i personally would prefer something more gentle such as a 36" breaker bar with a 6 foot long steel pipe slid over it. this of couse is after applying arp thread lubricant on the threads :biggrin:

Good idea. THEN use the 1/2 impact just to be safe. :D
 
DR BOOST said:
a impact gun may under tighten the bolts and not crush the gasket. i personally would prefer something more gentle such as a 36" breaker bar with a 6 foot long steel pipe slid over it. this of couse is after applying arp thread lubricant on the threads :biggrin:

OK, I just followed your procedure, but didn't think about torquing sequence. Should I go back and do like every other bolt, or an X pattern?
:D
 
DCVING 6 said:
OK, I just followed your procedure, but didn't think about torquing sequence. Should I go back and do like every other bolt, or an X pattern?
:D
If you get confused, just leave the pan off, it will be fine. :biggrin:
 
are tranny pan bolt torque-to-yield ?

i usually zip tie my speedo cable to the torque convertor bolts. just for accuracy.
 
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