Question there are four settings on the air impact wrench 119106 I need to set to specific foot pounds are each of the four setting equal to a specific foot pound per inch (ie: setting one is 50 pounds and setting two is 100 pounds) thanks

Use an Inch pound torque wrench (very cheap to buy), then set it to the conversion of 9.5 ft pounds to inch pounds which is 114 inch pounds.

I use an impact gun. But I believe the torque is around 75 foot pounds. You will have to use a pry bar and torque wrench to get the right settings.

89 inch pounds is equal to 7.5 foot pounds. Check you torque wrench settings.

8.8 ft lbs. use your calculator. 106 divided by 12 Foot/ Pound Torque wrenches are not accurate that low, thats why its inch lbs.

Cylinder Head Bolt Installation
Factory Method
For each cylinder head, start with head bolt numbered one. In increasing number sequence (1-2-3-4), tighten the head bolt in three stages.
1. Tighten each bolt to 7-9 foot pounds of torque.
2, Tighten each bolt to 12-14 foot pounds of torque.
3. Mark each head bolt and head with aligning marks. Tighten each bolt 1/4 turn (90 degrees).

Cylinder Head Bolt Installation
Torque Wrench Method

For each cylinder head, start with head bolt numbered one. In increasing number sequence (1-2-3-4), tighten the head bolt in four stages.

1. Tighten each bolt to 7-9 foot pounds of torque.

2. Tighten each bolt to 12-15 foot pounds of torque.

3, Tighten each bolt to 22-25 foot pounds of torque.

4, Tighten each bolt to 38-42 foot pounds of torque




Good luck, i hope this helps.

70-75 foot pounds. Final torque must be reached in 3 equal steps, torque each to 25 foot pounds then 50 foot pounds, then 75 foot pounds. Recheck final torque in sequence.

This is a major job. Far too much information for this forum. It will require a lot of typing in this small space.

First, you'll need a few tools that you may or may not have. You'll need an air impact wrench capable of breaking a nut with 165 foot pounds of torque and red locktite on it. Next you'll need a torque wrench capable of putting 150-165 foot pounds of torque on the nut. You'll also need a torque that will torque to 60-80 foot pounds LEFT HANDED. Not all torque wrenches will torque left handed threaded fasteners. If you have these or can get them, Please drop me a line at [email protected] I'll type out instructions step by step.

Put 4 or 5 drops of oil into the air line opening. Connect an air supply and burst the trigger a few times. The settings are 1-less 4 more. It's all up to the application and they are not specific settings.

Here's a link to a conversion calculator,www.unitconversion.org/energy/inch-pounds-to-foot-pounds-conversion.html

Most consumer electric impact wrenches are rated in Inch pounds of torque. Divide by 12 to get the foot pounds.