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As per manual: This only applies to the K21/K25 engine. Apply engine oil to the cylinder head bolts. Then tighten the center bolts and work your way out in a criss cross pattern. First torque bolts to 22 foot pounds. Then torque to 62 foot pounds. The manual states after torqueing the final 62 ft pounds, to slightly loosen bolts in reverse order and torque again 22 ft pounds and a final torque at 62 ft pounds.

Thanks L1ftmech and LTS1, I have fixed the double entries. Cheers, Admin
  • Posted 14 Apr 2014 09:55
  • Modified 14 Apr 2014 12:07 by administrator
  • By LTS1
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