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    Posted: 12 Feb 2019 at 12:36pm
Hi guys
Wondered if someone could so kind as to help me out with a few torque settings and oil types etc for a 1947 b. I do not have a manual.

What are the torque settings for the oil pan/ sump bolts?

Front wheel hub castle nuts?

Rocker head bolts?

And the oils reservoirs on the rear wheels?

What fluid goes in the rear wheel/ axle reservoirs?

What are recommended tyre pressures? Does no work just take the kids for rides

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On behalf of Gerald, if there are specs, you should find them here:
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many "generic" bolts don't have a torque listed. Most guys who have been around forever just do it "by feel"... you can get a "generic" torque sheet for  grade 5 SAE bolts and use that as a good reference.. Only bolts that really need "torqued to spec" would be inside the motor.
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here are MAX values for each grade of bolt.. Most EXTERNAL bolts would be a grade 5 max.. SOME ARE ONLY GRADE 2......... This chart gives a "grade 3" which is not common, but might be a good value to use on many random bolts.. you don't need to stretch to the MAX.
 
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I'm sure there are engine bolt torque specs and ought to be some for transmission and wheel bolts in the manual I have on line. There are a couple pages of specifications at the beginning of the B section.

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thanks very much for the help and the replys

unfortunately the manual wont load, could anybody send me a copy via email please?
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Sent, check your email.
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