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Dick- =20
You are quite correct....as far as you go.  My Bentley (LPV 800 104) =
recommends exactly the procedure you outlined...IF your head bolts are =
the six-point socket-head type.  If your head bolts are of the 12-point =
type, the procedure is somewhat different.  =20
  Who knows which type the man has?

Larry
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: SailingFC@aol.com=20
  To: tberk@mindspring.com ; scirocco-l@scirocco.org=20
  Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 6:18 PM
  Subject: Re: Need Bentley Help with 8v had bolt sequence & more


  TB,
  Your partially correct.  In one of my Bentleys (80-82), you need to =
tighten the head in four steps.  First you go through the tightening =
sequence at 30 ft lb, then a second time at 44 ft lb, then a third time =
at 55 ft lb.  The last time you use a breaker bar and you make a precise =
1/4 turn "with no hesitation in the bolt's movement".
  Bottom line I wouldn't do this without a torque wrench.  If you need =
one I have several.  Let me know when and we'll try to connect.  For =
that matter, pick a weekend and if I'm free I'll come over and help.  =
Tightening a head won't take too long.

  -Dick-
  78 Scirocco
  Original Owner
  http://members.aol.com/sailingfc/



  In a message dated 11/5/02 12:54:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, =
tberk@mindspring.com writes:

  Also I wonder what are the options on not having a torque wrench, I
  don't own one yet. I seem to remember that you can do it by turns,
  (including fractions of turns) instead, if you are careful.=20

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  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: Need Bentley Help =
with 8v=20
  had bolt sequence &amp; more</DIV>
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  FAMILY=3D"SANSSERIF">TB,<BR>Your partially correct.&nbsp; In one of my =
Bentleys=20
  (80-82), you need to tighten the head in four steps.&nbsp; First you =
go=20
  through the tightening sequence at 30 ft lb, then a second time at 44 =
ft lb,=20
  then a third time at 55 ft lb.&nbsp; The last time you use a breaker =
bar and=20
  you make a precise 1/4 turn "with no hesitation in the bolt's=20
  movement".<BR>Bottom line I wouldn't do this without a torque =
wrench.&nbsp; If=20
  you need one I have several.&nbsp; Let me know when and we'll try to=20
  connect.&nbsp; For that matter, pick a weekend and if I'm free I'll =
come over=20
  and help.&nbsp; Tightening a head won't take too =
long.<BR><BR>-Dick-<BR>78=20
  Scirocco<BR>Original=20
  Owner<BR>http://members.aol.com/sailingfc/<BR><BR><BR><BR>In a message =
dated=20
  11/5/02 12:54:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, tberk@mindspring.com=20
  writes:<BR><BR>Also I wonder what are the options on not having a =
torque=20
  wrench, I<BR>don't own one yet. I seem to remember that you can do it =
by=20
  turns,<BR>(including fractions of turns) instead, if you are =
careful.</FONT>=20
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