Thread: exhaust manifold torque value

Tighten in sequence to 11.6 - 18.8 ft.lbs. The book gives kg-m for the metric version not newton-metres, so I won't give that.

Sequence is given by the following order, looking at the manifold from the side:-

5 1 4 8
6 2 3 7

Note that there are different length studs - you should make sure they go back where they came from.
John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Tighten in sequence to 11.6 - 18.8 ft.lbs. The book gives kg-m for the metric version not newton-metres, so I won't give that.

Sequence is given by the following order, looking at the manifold from the side:-

5 1 4 8
6 2 3 7

Note that there are different length studs - you should make sure they go back where they came from.
John

Thanks John, will do that seqence as well.

My 4BD1 manual gives the torque on page 1-11 and on page 2-47.

Torque is 1.6 to 2.6 kg.m, or 11.6 to 18.8 ft.lbs. To convert kg to N (Newtons), multiply by 9.81, which gives 15.7 to 25.5 N.m.

Tightening order of bolts from front to rear, top then bottom is:
5, 1, 4, 8
6, 2, 3, 7

Where did you get your 4BD1 manual? Can you still buy it?
I got one from when I brought the truck - Landrover one ten Repair Operation Manual (Australia) which is a green folder. There is a section on the engine with diagrams but very basic.
Also where can I get a manual on the taper bearings transfer gears as used in the army LT95

Thanks. David

Originally Posted by defenderbilby

Where did you get your 4BD1 manual? Can you still buy it?
I got one from when I brought the truck - Landrover one ten Repair Operation Manual (Australia) which is a green folder. There is a section on the engine with diagrams but very basic.
Also where can I get a manual on the taper bearings transfer gears as used in the army LT95

Thanks. David

where abouts in sydney are you....?
got an email address.....?
i may have something that may help in pdf......

Originally Posted by defenderbilby

Where did you get your 4BD1 manual? Can you still buy it?
I got one from when I brought the truck - Landrover one ten Repair Operation Manual (Australia) which is a green folder. There is a section on the engine with diagrams but very basic.
Also where can I get a manual on the taper bearings transfer gears as used in the army LT95

Thanks. David

I got mine from Four Wheel Drives in Box Hill (Melbourne, but they advertise here) - that was twelve years ago, but I'd be surprised if they do not still have them.
John