torque specs for 4.3 chevy 1996 rod and crank bearing caps?
Q. torque specs for 4.3 chevy 1996 rod and crank bearing caps?
Asked by missing louie - Mon May 18 02:06:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. torque specs for 4.3 chevy 1996 rod and crank bearing caps?
Asked by missing louie - Mon May 18 02:06:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
I was wondering if anyone out there could give me the hp/torque specs for the 93 4.3/91 5.7 stock tbi engines?
Q. I was wondering if anyone out there could give me the hp/torque specs for the 93 4.3/91 5.7 stock tbi engines?
Asked by Ghosty - Tue Jul 21 14:26:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 181RWHP/ 297# for a stock "K" 350tbi engine. Thats through the 700R4 that it will most likely have. the 4.3 is even worse
Answered by Goodwrench - Wed Jul 22 01:26:05 2009
Q. I was wondering if anyone out there could give me the hp/torque specs for the 93 4.3/91 5.7 stock tbi engines?
Asked by Ghosty - Tue Jul 21 14:26:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 181RWHP/ 297# for a stock "K" 350tbi engine. Thats through the 700R4 that it will most likely have. the 4.3 is even worse
Answered by Goodwrench - Wed Jul 22 01:26:05 2009
i need engine specs on A 1997 vortec 4.3 chaparral horsepower torque compression etc.?
Q. i need engine specs on A 1997 vortec 4.3 chaparral horsepower torque compression etc.?
Asked by mycal00 - Thu Mar 30 15:24:41 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get a book about your car & engine, at most auto supply stores. This is an GM engine, Any Gm dealer can help you.
Answered by renegadesail - Tue Apr 4 15:37:45 2006
Q. i need engine specs on A 1997 vortec 4.3 chaparral horsepower torque compression etc.?
Asked by mycal00 - Thu Mar 30 15:24:41 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get a book about your car & engine, at most auto supply stores. This is an GM engine, Any Gm dealer can help you.
Answered by renegadesail - Tue Apr 4 15:37:45 2006
chevy 4.3 s10 headbolt specs?
Q. need torque specs for head bolts
Asked by tracilyn8484 - Sun Mar 19 19:58:38 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure, a manual would give the Torque and Tightening Order. Also, be aware, some engines require NEW Head bolts, they are designed to Stretch on the first initial Torque and then you do a finial torque. When they removed they need replaced with new ones, old ones not work correct.
Answered by Snaglefritz - Sun Mar 19 20:11:18 2006
Q. need torque specs for head bolts
Asked by tracilyn8484 - Sun Mar 19 19:58:38 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure, a manual would give the Torque and Tightening Order. Also, be aware, some engines require NEW Head bolts, they are designed to Stretch on the first initial Torque and then you do a finial torque. When they removed they need replaced with new ones, old ones not work correct.
Answered by Snaglefritz - Sun Mar 19 20:11:18 2006
transmission pan torque specs?
Q. turbo 350,hook-up to a 4.3 v-6 gmc vandura 1992...still leaking fluid...how about a napa gasket or some kind of gasket material
Asked by rvin - Mon Jul 9 18:53:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a transmission shop, and think this; Sometimes it may not even be the pan leaking. The fill tube may be leaking, and its running down & back around the pan. The best way to find the leak is; with the vehicle on a lift, wipe everything clean, start the engine, and let it run in gear until it leaks. Wipe the leak down until you can see just where it orginates from. Many times the pan is not the culprit, but it may be. A rubber pan gasket will work, but the paper gasket will do the job if you beat down the holes of the pan (where the bolts go) with a hammer on a flat surface, and use a wire wheel to clean the pan with. Any burr edges on the bolt holes will cut the gasket in too, even at low torque applications. Never use gasket… [cont.]
Answered by musiclicker - Tue Jul 10 08:31:34 2007
Q. turbo 350,hook-up to a 4.3 v-6 gmc vandura 1992...still leaking fluid...how about a napa gasket or some kind of gasket material
Asked by rvin - Mon Jul 9 18:53:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a transmission shop, and think this; Sometimes it may not even be the pan leaking. The fill tube may be leaking, and its running down & back around the pan. The best way to find the leak is; with the vehicle on a lift, wipe everything clean, start the engine, and let it run in gear until it leaks. Wipe the leak down until you can see just where it orginates from. Many times the pan is not the culprit, but it may be. A rubber pan gasket will work, but the paper gasket will do the job if you beat down the holes of the pan (where the bolts go) with a hammer on a flat surface, and use a wire wheel to clean the pan with. Any burr edges on the bolt holes will cut the gasket in too, even at low torque applications. Never use gasket… [cont.]
Answered by musiclicker - Tue Jul 10 08:31:34 2007
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