2003 Mistubishi Lancer ES Head Torque Sequence, HELP!
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2003 Mistubishi Lancer ES Head Torque Sequence, HELP!
Hello everyone,
Total newb here at the forums but not to forums them selfs. Just letting you know that, Yes I did use the search function and came close to what I was looking for but not exact. Least, I don't think so....On to the question!
I have a 2003 Mistubishi Lancer ES W/EGR 2.0L engine and I recently had to have the head checked out. Luckily, It was fine. Now I'm searching for the head torque sequence and how much FT-LB do I need to torque the bolts down with?
I have searched Google and came up with nothing for this particular model anyways. I did call the dealer and they did tell me what to do do, HOW EVER....My phone is not the best and I am not sure if I misunderstood what he said...
So, I'm trying to make sure I have the right information. So, If anyone has this information, Please let me know. I would greatly appreciate it.
Total newb here at the forums but not to forums them selfs. Just letting you know that, Yes I did use the search function and came close to what I was looking for but not exact. Least, I don't think so....On to the question!
I have a 2003 Mistubishi Lancer ES W/EGR 2.0L engine and I recently had to have the head checked out. Luckily, It was fine. Now I'm searching for the head torque sequence and how much FT-LB do I need to torque the bolts down with?
I have searched Google and came up with nothing for this particular model anyways. I did call the dealer and they did tell me what to do do, HOW EVER....My phone is not the best and I am not sure if I misunderstood what he said...
So, I'm trying to make sure I have the right information. So, If anyone has this information, Please let me know. I would greatly appreciate it.
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Lil Jeff,
Thanks I appreciate it a lot. As for why it is so big is sometimes the site or the server may resize the picture. Unless you attach it as a thumbnail, It will show the size we see here.
Again, I appreciate it the data.
Thanks I appreciate it a lot. As for why it is so big is sometimes the site or the server may resize the picture. Unless you attach it as a thumbnail, It will show the size we see here.
Again, I appreciate it the data.
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