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Old 02-24-07, 02:47 PM   #1
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torque setting

working on my 85 toyota pick-up, I can't find the torque settings for the valve cover gasket bolts, thanks in advance for any help!! also is the fuel filter along the frame rail on this truck?
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15 to 20 pounds is fine.it dont take much to keep them from leakingfilter im not sure of.my guess would be the framerail.or on the passenger side lower firewall area


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also is the fuel filter along the frame rail on this truck?

EFI truck?


If so it is on the pass side rear part of the engine block....


Carb is right up by the pass side fender, unless someone has moved it.
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thanks for the info guys, the valve cover gasket bolts were so lose I could turn them with my hand, I put them all to 20lbs! thanks again! -Ken
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Whoa! no don't go to 20ft lbs!!! They should be set to 43-48 INCH lbs!! that's about 4-5ft lbs.

Set it to proper torque. Don't be a novice fool and think if 10ft lbs, then 20ft lbs must be better. It's like if the bottle calls for 2 aspirin, you'll take 4 cuase more must be better


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