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does anyone know the big end and mains torque settings on a 1.9 8v 1993 lump???

 

Anyhelp would be great!

 

thanks

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smugpug205

I take it it's the xu engine, the haynes joke book says

 

main bearing cap nuts and bolts 49nm

main bearing cap side bolts 24nm

 

big-end cap nuts

stage 1, 40nm

fully slacken all nuts, then tighten to

stage 2, 20nm

stage 3, tighten through a further 70 deg

 

as i said thats the haynes hope it helps

 

Adrian :wacko:

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stupid205

cheers great help

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niklas
main bearing cap nuts and bolts 49nm

 

I just cannot believe it.

Yes I know what Haynes says, and I've raid http://forum.205gtidrivers.com/index.php?s...hl=mains+torque too.

But it's just not very tight is it??? :)

 

Have people successfully put their engines together with just using 50 Nm on the mains????

I want proof before I believe it :)

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Bonzai

i have got a glass's tech service data book from 1988 and the torque settings listed in there are as follows:

 

cylinder head bolts - 60nm - 44 lb ft (loosen, then 20nm/15lb ft +300degrees

big end bearing bolts - 50nm - 37lb ft

main bearing bolts - 50nm - 37lb ft

flywheel bolts - 50nm - 37lb ft

clutch to flywheel bolts - 25nm - 18lb ft

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pug_ham
Have people successfully put their engines together with just using 50 Nm on the mains????

I want proof before I believe it :blink:

I used those figures on the engine currently in my car & so far I've had no problems revving up to 7k.

(I actually used the Autodata sheet torques as they are more progressive on the headbolts)

Autodata tightening torques for a 1990 GTi;
  • Big end bearings;

  • Tighten in the following stages:

    1) 40Nm

    2) Slacken off

    3) 20Nm + 70'

     

  • Main bearings;

    Horizontal bolts = 25Nm

    Verticla bolts = 54Nm.

Graham.

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niklas

Thanks! :blink:

 

Graham: Do you happen to have the full Autodata for download???

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