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Wd45 valve cover torque specs
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    Posted: 25 Apr 2012 at 9:06pm
Hey guys what are the torque Specs for the valve cover nuts ? I think there way over tightened thanks -justin

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Would his contribute to it smoking?
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I doubt it. Just snug them up. Use sealer on the gasket to stop any leakage. If it leaks, tighten up a bit.
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If it has been over-tightened, it probably needs hammered out. They bend quite easily and get distorted so the gasket doesn't seal properly. Take it off and use a straight edge to see how bent up it is. A nut drive will get the bolts tight enough without using a ratchet.
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Originally posted by Allis-chalmers wd45 Allis-chalmers wd45 wrote:

Would his contribute to it smoking?


Yes, if oil is leaking out from the gasket and running down on the manifold. It has nothing to do with burned oil coming out of the exhaust.
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