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45 gas valve cover torque spec

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    Posted: 24 Jun 2011 at 1:00pm
Does anyone know the valve cover torque spec for a WD 45 gas?  Thanks in advance!
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Snug and then a schosh more. Don't overtighten. Factory service manual simply sez to tighten evenly and don't crush the cover.
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Right, No specs
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Is there a cover that is better than others?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote mlpankey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 Jun 2011 at 8:36pm
5/16 18 bolt coated in nickle neverseize has a k factor of .158 stress level of 15000 psi would be 20 inlbs 30000 is 39 inlbs  45000 59 inlbs. t=k.d.og.ag/n.12
t=assembly torque value
k=nut factor
d=nominal fastener diameter
og=target gasket stress (psi)
n =number of bolts
Ag= gasket stress area (in^)
12= conversion to Ft-lbs
Hope this helps. Formula comes from guidlines and methodology for assembling and tensioning threaded connections.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Gary in da UP Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 Jun 2011 at 7:47am
Originally posted by mlpankey mlpankey wrote:

5/16 18 bolt coated in nickle neverseize has a k factor of .158 stress level of 15000 psi would be 20 inlbs 30000 is 39 inlbs  45000 59 inlbs. t=k.d.og.ag/n.12
t=assembly torque value
k=nut factor
d=nominal fastener diameter
og=target gasket stress (psi)
n =number of bolts
Ag= gasket stress area (in^)
12= conversion to Ft-lbs
Hope this helps. Formula comes from guidlines and methodology for assembling and tensioning threaded connections.
 
Indiana Buckeye,  The quote above is the gibberish your child may spout if dropped on their noggin too many times , then  a calculater will be needed to do most anything.
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Mitch, you never cease to amaze me..

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The ones who amaze me are the ones who dont  comprehend mechanical engineering like Garry. The guy asked for a torque value I gave him one .Then told him how to figure one for the compressability of cork /fibrous gasket so that he wouldnt squeeze it into or out. It would be nice for once to have a technical forum I guess thats to much to require.
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