Ford Expedition 5.4 L 18-22 lbs
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SOURCE: Fill drill and tap aluminum manifold
Using a torch of any kind will be extremely difficult for filling a stub hole. Even trying to tig it would be quite a challenge. If you can get it clean enough," PC-7" or "All-Metal" filler putty will work. The metal MUST be totally grease & oil free. Use carbutator cleaner or some other good grease cutter and a small round brush. Pipe cleaners with stiff bristles work well. Use a pin or small pick to reach into the remaining threads to break up any solids. Work the filler into the threads and push a hard aluminum rod into the hole. The rod must be sliightly scored for the filler to grab on to it. Give it a full 24 hours to cure. Sand it flat, center punch, drill & tap. The new hole will be as good if not stronger than the origiinal. About 2 hours, not including the cure time.
SOURCE: lower intake manifold gasket leaking 02 Olds Silhouette
This is basicly a very time consuming job rather than a physically hard one to complete. In order to replace the gasket you must remove the intake plenum,throttle body, and misc. vacuum hoses. The wiring harness connections must also be disconnected. Finally the intake manifold is exposed. The bolts holding the manifold to the block are removed exposing the leaking gasket. After removing the push rods and placing them in the correct order to be replaced the gasket and sealants can be removed. Finally replace everything in reverse order. Be sure to consult a GM manual for correct bolt torch specs. The correct specs for the manifold bolts usually come with the gasket. Make sure to change your oil a few times after this job in case any coolant entered the block. Also,change the thermostat and the oil seal on the distributor half shaft cap while you have everything off. Good Luck
SOURCE: What are the torque specs in lbs for cam, exhaust
cam sprocket is 250 in. lbs. cam tensioner and bearing caps are 105 in. lbs. exhuast manifold is 200 in. lbs. intake is 105 in. lbs
SOURCE: need head bolt,intake upper and lower and rocker arm torque lbs.
Head bolts--------- 22 ft lbs.
Intake upper------ 18 ft lbs.
Intake lower------- 10 ft lbs. Tighten vertical bolts first, the diagonal bolts, failure to do this will result in an oil leak.
As far as the rocker arm bolts, they have to be adjusted with the valves closed, tighten down just enough to turn the push rods with your fingers with slight tension.
This is out of a Technical Specifications Manual.
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