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www.fixya.com/cars/t18664111-2_7_litre_intake_bolt_torque_spec_in Jun 27, 2013 - Head Bolts Step one 37 ft lbs then tignten 120 degrees more. Rocker arms. Step one 11 ft lbs then tighten 90 degresss more. Upper intake 89 inch ...
There is no such thing as a rocker shaft. There is a cam shaft, rocker arm assembly, Rocker arm, lifter etc. If you are talking about the rocker arm assembly that bolts to the head, it is 58 Ft/lbs. If you are talking about the actual rocker arms, you tighten them till they contact the push rod and the valve stem and then you put oil control clips on so the oil does not spray and you start the engine. You tighten them down till the chattering noise goes away, then back them off 1/8 to 1/4 turn.
YOU HAVE TO REMOVE VALVE COVERS LOOSEN REMOVE ROCKER ARMS ASSEMBLY KEEP ROCKER ARM ASSEMBLY IN ORDER SO THEY GO BACK IN THE ORIGINAL POSITION.YOU HAVE TO REMOVE INTAKE MANIFOLD ALSO.YOU NEED A REPAIR MANUAL FOR TORQUE SEQUENCE ON THE INTAKE MANIFOLD AND ROCKER ARMS TORQUE.
locate v8 on crankshaft damper(147 degrees ATDC). rotate engine until v8 lines up with TDC mark on timing cover. install rocker arm and pivot assemblies and torque to 21 ft. lbs. wait 5 minutes before starting vehicle to allow lifters to bleed down correctly
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