Bolt Torque Consensus
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Ok, I have a 2008 5.3L with alum. block and heads (not that it matters). Anyway, I've been looking for flywheel and pressure plate bolt torque specs and have found way too many variances. I've read anywhere from 50 ft/lbs to 95 ft/lbs for the flywheel bolts and 15 +30 degrees to 35 ft/lbs for the pressure plate to flywheel bolts. I think the different years have different specs.
I'm using all ARP bolts for this.
Anyone know for sure?
I found the below website, but the numbers listed seem excessive to me from what I've read elsewhere.
Also, with ARP bolts I've read that thread sealant is necessary for the flywheel bolts. True? If so, any particular type? How about Loctite for any of these bolts?
Info is much appreciated guys.
http://www.torkspec.com/torkspecme.a...-5.3L-326ci-V8
I'm using all ARP bolts for this.
Anyone know for sure?
I found the below website, but the numbers listed seem excessive to me from what I've read elsewhere.
Also, with ARP bolts I've read that thread sealant is necessary for the flywheel bolts. True? If so, any particular type? How about Loctite for any of these bolts?
Info is much appreciated guys.
http://www.torkspec.com/torkspecme.a...-5.3L-326ci-V8
#2
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Flywheel to crank bolt torque is 84 ft/lbs according to ARP with blue Loctite 242.