Oil Filter Adapter Torque Specs
After looking for about an hour I could not find the Torque specs for OFA bolt for -90 Renix 6 cyl.
Does anyone have the torque specs for that bolt? |
Not critical. Got the hex head 5/8"?
Good pull on a long wrench or ratchet. Not even in my FSM. Never used it in all the OFA seals I've replaced. |
Originally Posted by cruiser54
(Post 2656761)
Not even in my FSM.
NEW Xj's use a 50 ft/lb torque. |
Originally Posted by CCKen
(Post 2656821)
It figures for your old POS.
NEW Xj's use a 50 ft/lb torque. |
Originally Posted by Cherokee89
(Post 2656716)
After looking for about an hour I could not find the Torque specs for OFA bolt for -90 Renix 6 cyl.
Does anyone have the torque specs for that bolt? Given that the screw is made using powder metallurgy, I think that excessive. I usually smear a bit of grease on the O-rings, some never-seez on the threads, and torque to 30-35 lb-ft. Haven't had trouble yet, and I've done several in that exact manner. |
about as tight as a hawks *** in a power dive. no really, I never worried about a torque spec on mine when I did it, its an o-ring seal. O-rings rely on smooth surfaces, proper dimensional tolerances and the fluid pressure to seal.
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I'm still trying to get mine lose! Can't get it to budge for the life of me!
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Originally Posted by SnowTrooper
(Post 2656923)
I'm still trying to get mine lose! Can't get it to budge for the life of me!
Maybe this will help: http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f19/o...iteup-1339088/ |
Thanks all for help. I will use a good pull on my wrench then.
My -90 XJ has about 200 000 miles on it and this is the second oil leak, first was valve cover gasket, RMS still no leak. |
Originally Posted by Cherokee89
(Post 2657191)
Thanks all for help. I will use a good pull on my wrench then.
My -90 XJ has about 200 000 miles on it and this is the second oil leak, first was valve cover gasket, RMS still no leak. How oil soaked is your starter? |
Just a little oil on it. I will take it out and clean it and if needed put new brushes in it before they go bad. Have done that to a few of the other starters i have.
These starters are a lot easier to work with then the 60 and early 70s Mopar starters with the brushes in the middle. |
They're about the easiest I've ever seen.
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