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Old 07-16-2007, 06:24 AM   #1
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a12 engine

can any one help me with the tightening tensions on the big end bearings and head bolts thank you
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Re: a12 engine

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can any one help me with the tightening tensions on the big end bearings and head bolts thank you
torque specs for A12a motor from ALLDATA

head bolts- 53 foot pounds
starting on center bolts and work your way out to the front and rear edges in a spiral pattern

connecting rod bearing caps- 25 foot pounds
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