Rocker arm torque specs
From : carolina watercraft works
Q: getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels .
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From : miles
tom lawrence wrote getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. 21 ft. lbs. which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench .
From : carolina watercraft works
ok....so far so good. very little if any oil consumption. i cant believe i didnt do this earlier. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels on sun 21 sep 2008 184037 -0400 carolina watercraft works cooltoys@bellsouth.net wrote ok got them all swapped out and boy were they worn out. im curious as to the material the oem seals are made of. after a bit of cursing getting this done since i was coming off of a bout of flu and one valve dropping down in a cylinder....yes you read right one of the valves dropped down. luckily i have a small diameter magnetic pick up tool that fit into the guide....but the valve cocked to the side a little too much to pull out. so...after more cursing and thoughts of having to pull the head to get the valve...ding ding ding a light bulb goes off. so im back into the house to get a coat hangar. after analyzing the bend id need to get under the valve and pull it back up....i insert my one-off custom tool down into the spark plug hole and tada.....i get under the valve enough to get it back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. ye forget to post the sign touch this air-hose and die! so im done now and have much less detonation and expect my oil loss to be near zero as compared to before the seal fix. i recommend for anyone with over 150k miles on their ram to consider getting this fix done. its not difficult but takes a little time. youll save aggravation down the road. report back on oil comsumpsion! .
From : geyser
miles wrote tom lawrence wrote getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. 21 ft. lbs. which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench ive come to like my clicker in. lbs. wrench more than my bending beam ft. lbs. wrench. the bigger one is sized right for lug nuts where i have to use my whole arm and lean into it. its difficult to apply a smooth steady 100 pounds of force without letting the scale move around too much behind the needle. so its not easy to nail the reading to a precise value its whatever max deflection occurred while the scale was moving around and hopefully i didnt blink and miss it. this wouldnt be a problem with a smaller size wrench where id apply more modest force with my wrist. a lesser deal is the pin-through-the-grip arrangement of the beam wrench. its like a teetertotter and i need to keep the grip centered while applying 100 lbs. of push or pull so that the force is applied only through the pin to the correct station along the length of the beam. with the clicker nothing teeters or bends except up near the head of the wrench. i can apply force anywhere through the grip or hold the wrench above the grip. be sure to wind the torque setting back to zero on a clicker when you put it away in storage. .
From : steve w
miles wrote tom lawrence wrote getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. 21 ft. lbs. which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench arm type is better for accuracy if it was calibrated correctly scale printed properly clicker is faster when you need to do a bunch of steps. -- steve w. near cooperstown new york life is not like a box of chocolates its more like a jar of jalapenos- what you do today could burn your ass tomorrow! .
From : miles
steve w. wrote arm type is better for accuracy if it was calibrated correctly scale printed properly dunno about that. most any lab that deals with tight torque specs seems to all use clicker types. my company sends ours out yearly or more to calibration labs. opps i remember the torque wrench wars here from years back! .
From : tom lawrence
which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... .
From : carolina watercraft works
i usually go until my elbow clicks. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... .
From : steve w
miles wrote roy wrote which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... i cringed when miles made that post.g got any tips on proper servicing and use of k&n filters open air filter box. remove k&n filter. place filter in metal container. spray filter with proper cleaning fluid. toss lit match into container. let filter oxidize until crisp. once cool throw remainder away. install factory style replacement. enjoy. -- steve w. .
From : peterd
on tue 30 sep 2008 181057 -0700 miles nope@nopers.com wrote roy wrote which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... i cringed when miles made that post.g got any tips on proper servicing and use of k&n filters like remove toss in trash and use the proper filter g k&ns site should have all the details on servicing. .
From : roy
which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... i cringed when miles made that post.g .
From : miles
roy wrote which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... i cringed when miles made that post.g got any tips on proper servicing and use of k&n filters .
From : miles
roy wrote which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... i cringed when miles made that post.g got any tips on proper servicing and use of k&n filters .
From : peterd
on sun 21 sep 2008 235814 -0400 tom lawrence tlawrence5@earthlink.not wrote back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. thats why i use clothesline.... jam a length of it down the sparkplug hole rotate engine to compress line and the valves dont move. excellent way to do this thats what i do as well but always make sure it is cotton clothline so any stray bits left inside a cylinder will just burn and fly out the exhaust. .
From : peterd
on sun 21 sep 2008 184037 -0400 carolina watercraft works cooltoys@bellsouth.net wrote ok got them all swapped out and boy were they worn out. im curious as to the material the oem seals are made of. after a bit of cursing getting this done since i was coming off of a bout of flu and one valve dropping down in a cylinder....yes you read right one of the valves dropped down. luckily i have a small diameter magnetic pick up tool that fit into the guide....but the valve cocked to the side a little too much to pull out. so...after more cursing and thoughts of having to pull the head to get the valve...ding ding ding a light bulb goes off. so im back into the house to get a coat hangar. after analyzing the bend id need to get under the valve and pull it back up....i insert my one-off custom tool down into the spark plug hole and tada.....i get under the valve enough to get it back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. ye forget to post the sign touch this air-hose and die! so im done now and have much less detonation and expect my oil loss to be near zero as compared to before the seal fix. i recommend for anyone with over 150k miles on their ram to consider getting this fix done. its not difficult but takes a little time. youll save aggravation down the road. report back on oil comsumpsion! .
From : carolina watercraft works
yeah thats actually the first thing that went through my mind after it dropped. i dont actually expect to have to do this again anytime soon though but at least i have the tool from now on just in case. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. thats why i use clothesline.... jam a length of it down the sparkplug hole rotate engine to compress line and the valves dont move. .
From : tom lawrence
back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. thats why i use clothesline.... jam a length of it down the sparkplug hole rotate engine to compress line and the valves dont move. .
From : carolina watercraft works
ok got them all swapped out and boy were they worn out. im curious as to the material the oem seals are made of. after a bit of cursing getting this done since i was coming off of a bout of flu and one valve dropping down in a cylinder....yes you read right one of the valves dropped down. luckily i have a small diameter magnetic pick up tool that fit into the guide....but the valve cocked to the side a little too much to pull out. so...after more cursing and thoughts of having to pull the head to get the valve...ding ding ding a light bulb goes off. so im back into the house to get a coat hangar. after analyzing the bend id need to get under the valve and pull it back up....i insert my one-off custom tool down into the spark plug hole and tada.....i get under the valve enough to get it back up and all is good. note to self....dont let anyone turn off air supply next time. itd be easier if they asked first. so im done now and have much less detonation and expect my oil loss to be near zero as compared to before the seal fix. i recommend for anyone with over 150k miles on their ram to consider getting this fix done. its not difficult but takes a little time. youll save aggravation down the road. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels replaced that plate years ago with the billet kit from hughes. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels on sun 21 sep 2008 081746 -0400 carolina watercraft works wrote thanks tom. now i can get these seals changed out today and see if that solves my 1-1.5 quart/week oil loss. have you checked for the plennum pan gasket leak -- chris .
From : carolina watercraft works
replaced that plate years ago with the billet kit from hughes. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels on sun 21 sep 2008 081746 -0400 carolina watercraft works wrote thanks tom. now i can get these seals changed out today and see if that solves my 1-1.5 quart/week oil loss. have you checked for the plennum pan gasket leak -- chris .
From : beekeep
on sun 21 sep 2008 144536 +0000 christopher d. thompson nospam@nospam.nospam wrote on sun 21 sep 2008 081746 -0400 carolina watercraft works wrote thanks tom. now i can get these seals changed out today and see if that solves my 1-1.5 quart/week oil loss. have you checked for the plennum pan gasket leak -- chris easy enough to check too! just see if you have a vacumn at the oil fill. beekeep .
From : christopher d thompson
on sun 21 sep 2008 081746 -0400 carolina watercraft works wrote thanks tom. now i can get these seals changed out today and see if that solves my 1-1.5 quart/week oil loss. have you checked for the plennum pan gasket leak -- chris .
From : carolina watercraft works
thanks tom. now i can get these seals changed out today and see if that solves my 1-1.5 quart/week oil loss. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. 21 ft. lbs. .
From : tom lawrence
getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. 21 ft. lbs. .
From : carolina watercraft works
oh 2001 ram 2500 qc. ill try to give a little less information next time...lol. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels does this vehicle have a particular year that it was built .
From : maxpower
getting ready to replace the valve stem seal on my 360 and need to know what the torque specs are for the rocker arms. if anyone knows this little bit of info id be very appreciative. -- ------------------------------------------ laszlo almasi ----cool toys formerly carolina watercraft works ----mack daddy trailers ----ice angels does this vehicle have a particular year that it was built .
From : miles
tom lawrence wrote which is better to use an arm type or click type torque wrench guess theres not many of us left around here who get the joke... at least somebody did!! lol .