looking at replacing lifters, according to autodata it's important that the inner bolts are 10nm and the outer are 24nm, it doesn't show what is inner and outer, have taken off the plastic covers etc and the camshaft cover but it's still not obvious. Anyone help?
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06-07-2009, 17:41 #1Forum User
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The 24Nm ones are the torx head ones. The 10Nm ones are the 10mm hex head bolts.
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Brilliant Laine, thanks for that
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Yup that's how i did mine and i haven't had a problem
Torquing up the head bolts is the fun bit lol
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