re-torquing cylinder head
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- Minor Legend
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re-torquing cylinder head
Out 1098 minor had a engine re-build recently, it includes a skimmed head and block and used the gasket esm supply in their kit , it's now done a couple of hundred miles with my son using it and apparently it is going very well, it's coming back for some general checks and a new alternator soon, is there a requirement to re-torque the head on these?
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- Minor Maniac
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Re: re-torquing cylinder head
It is recommended that you re-torque the cylinder head after the first heat cycle?
If you did not it will do no harm to re-torque the cylinder head now.
It used to part of the Minor post delivery servicing for the cylinder to be re-torqued after 500miles.
If you did not it will do no harm to re-torque the cylinder head now.
It used to part of the Minor post delivery servicing for the cylinder to be re-torqued after 500miles.
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- Minor Legend
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Re: re-torquing cylinder head
Yes we re-did it and the tappets after the first few miles., i'll leave it as it is for now then.