I thought the same thing when it first happened and double checked, but it
is indeed lb/ft in the manual.
Terry & Andree
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Please respond to
Terry & Andree
Hoeman
Inch pounds is the normal units for this isn't it? Only put on 12 times
the
load needed.
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From: "Joseph Bouboulis" <Joseph_Bouboulis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Trans gaskets
> Speaking about gaskets, here's a heads up on the powerflite pan gasket. I
> purchased a gasket from Northwest transmission parts (got the # for this
> place from this list). The torque spec for the pan gasket in the manual
is
> 12-17lb/ft. So I torqued it to 15 lb/ft and split the gasket at every
bolt
> hole. The thing is the torque spec in the manual is for the original
style
> gasket which is leather or some other harder material. For a cork or
> composite gasket like is available nowadays the spec should be lower. I
> almost never torque a trans pan gasket with a torque wrench, but I
figured
> I'd do it "right" to eliminate any possibilty of leaks. I guess thats
what
> I get for trying to do it right!
>
> I have to say though that Northwest was very good. They replaced it free
of
> charge. I also suggested they put a note in with the package from now on
to
> warn people.
>
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