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On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 18:51:03 -0500, "Peter R."
wrote: "Jon A." wrote: I really don't know of anyone who makes it a habit to check the torque on all the engine bolts at each annual. Things like exhaust studs hardware and intake bolts are checked. The case bolts on my previous Continental IO-520, circa 1987, had white paint stripes painted on them to indicate whether they had come loose. The previous owner, a one-time automotive racer, had a colorful name for these stripes but at the moment I cannot recall it. You can use a product called "Torque Seal", available from Spruce for this. All of your fuel connections should be done. Doesn't actually seal the torque, but shows you if something has moved. |
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