what do you torque the camshaft caps to?it has the 12mm bolts in the center and the 4 10mm bolts on the outside. this is on a b16 and my manual says 192inlbs on the 8mm ans 92 on the 6mm? it didnt make sense to me and my torque wrench is in ftlbs.

 

get the right torque wrench, cost about $100 for a good one to measure in/lbs.

BTW 12 in/lbs = 1 ft/lbs

 

thank you bone.

 

just make them tight enough. unless you have money for the corrrect tq wrench. I snapped the head off of one of mine almost a year ago and I havent gotten around to tapping it out yet

So now, I tighten everything until it stops turning easily and then just a little bit more. Especially valve cover nuts.

 

tell me you dont do internal engine work like that.. head bolts.. ahh.. tight enough, rod bolts.. sure, thats good.


Crank Pulley bolt.. ya.. it wont turn no more.

 

i believe cam cap bolts are 18ft/lb for the 12mm ones and 6 or 8 ft/lb for the 10mm ones and the vc bolts are also 6 or 8 ft/lb

 

Yuo really mean in/lb

Thast how I borke my cam cap bolt.

 

I must have had a bad bolt then. I had my tq wrench set to 7 lb/ft

 

likely it was your wrenches fault. Get that low in the setting, most wrenchs are verying inaccurate. Why you invest in a good in/lb wrench, or use the German method.