torque specs
03-19-2006, 08:28 AM
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torque specs what are the torque specs for the pressure plate? it is a oem ls6 clutch set if that matters also what do i torqe the bellhousing to???? thanks
03-19-2006, 09:07 AM
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Snug the p/p bolts up and then tq them to 35 ft lbs and then to 55 ft lbs.
as for the bell housing, I ran tehm up and jsut put a little *** into it. They are not as critical. I just put mine in to they were good and tight but dont try to break a ratchet on it.
as for the bell housing, I ran tehm up and jsut put a little *** into it. They are not as critical. I just put mine in to they were good and tight but dont try to break a ratchet on it.
03-19-2006, 04:41 PM
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i did 35 then 55 and i still have the same prob as i had befor where 2 of the bolts are the PP "teeth" sitck out a little fater than all the others. the are exact opposite of eatchother what is up with that.
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03-20-2006, 09:49 AM
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If you are talking about the fingers in the middle that the slave cyl. pushes on then I think once you put the pressure to it from the slave, it will straighten out.
Ponchatoula is by Hammond. On I 55 south of Hammond .
The tq of the pp bolts should not cause the p/p fingers to stick out if they were tightend evenly. Call spec if you like but I would not thik its a problem as the first time that slave puts pressure on it , the fingers will go even with the others.
Ponchatoula is by Hammond. On I 55 south of Hammond .
The tq of the pp bolts should not cause the p/p fingers to stick out if they were tightend evenly. Call spec if you like but I would not thik its a problem as the first time that slave puts pressure on it , the fingers will go even with the others.
