2000 model mazda 323 astina cylinder head bolt torque specs

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Torques, but you need the engine designation code

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Timing

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you have torque cylinder head bolts in 3 steps first torque bolts 14 ft lbs then second torque all bolts to 43 ft lbs step three torque all cylinder bolts to plus 90 degrees.

connecting rod cap nuts = 35-38 ftlbs
main bearing cap bolts
step 1 = 22-27 ftlbs
step 2 = 40-43 ftlbs
main bearing support plate = 10-13 ftlbs
cylinder head
step 1 = 35-40
step 2 = 56-60

I'm sending you the torque specifications for your main bearings and also your head bolts. I also sent you main bearing and cylinder head tightening sequence. I hope this will be useful
Main Bearings Torque specs. 40-43 Ft. Lbs.
Cylinder Head Torque specs. 56-60 Ft. Lbs.

Step 1 torque to 59 ft pounds
2. Loosen one full turn
3. 37 ft pounds
4. 68 ft pounds

Use torque sequence below

It's fine to use a battery with a higher cold crank rating than original. Consider the rating in the manual to be a minimum requirement. You'll be fine as long as the physical dimensions and terminal placement are compatible with your car. The battery manufacturer's guide should tell you which battery fits your car.

open your bonnet check to see @ gearbox if the-res is cable, or a cylinder, the cable is Usualy visible on the top of the gearbox if theres a cable theres no clutch flu-ed needed. Note that your gearbox uses oil. Usualy on older models like 1989 the use a clutch cable no flu-ed needed

if its a four cylinder(lets hope)the specs are 80-90ft.lbs torque.if its a six cylinder it is 14ft.lbs torqueat 90 degree intervals then repeat until correct torque has been reached.bad news is you can not use the same bolts on the six cylinder engine.have to be new to keep from breaking them