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D10 Exhaust manifold torque setting?

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    Posted: 04 Jul 2021 at 4:55pm
Can anyone tell me what the torque setting should be on the manifold putting a new one on
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I can't remember, exactly, But I thought it was kinda low, like 20-25 foot lbs. I'm sure others will correct me, if I'm way far off...Wink
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tight enough to hold, loose enough not to break off the ears on the ends Thumbs Up
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And whatever torque you settle in on, recheck them every time you use the tractor when they are stone COLD until they don't move anymore.
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