Torque specs for starter motor bolts
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
LS1howto.com, check the torque specs at the top of the page.
So, I think I'll go with 37 unless somebody finds something more specific. Thanks.
Originally Posted by USMARINE1108
German Torque it. "guten-tite"
Last edited by Mr Ed; Jun 27, 2006 at 09:31 PM.
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Originally Posted by Viper
I don't have those, but the AC bracket, PS bracket and engine mount are 37ft/lbs, so logic tells me going into the block would be 37ft/lbs and you'd be fine.
Not that it matters since that’s what I used when I put things together last week but I thought you might like might like to know that you were right on.
Originally Posted by Mr Ed
Ich verstehe nur ein paar Wörter auf Deutsch. Und Ich spreche sehr schlecht.
Just some of the important stuff like: "Ich möchte ein groß Bier, bitte."
Just some of the important stuff like: "Ich möchte ein groß Bier, bitte."
37 and 22 ft-lbs are the magic numbers for these cars, 98% of the bolts are one of those two.
