2.
PRECOAT BOLT
(1)
Reapply locking agent if:
a. a precoat bolt has been removed, or
b. a precoat bolt has been turned during a tightening check or other activities. (loosened or tightened)
HINT
•
A precoat bolt is a bolt of which threads are applied with seal locking agent.
•
Conduct a torque check with the lower limit of a permissible tightening torque range. If a bolt has been
turned or rotated, follow the procedures below to retighten a bolt.
(2)
Steps for reusing precoat bolt lock
a. Clean a bolt and a screw hole. (Also clean a screw hole if replacement is made.)
b. Use air blower to dry out.
c. Apply specified seal locking agent to bolt threads.
3.
PLASTIC-REGION TIGHTENING METHOD (TURNING ANGLE CONTROL)
NOTICE
•
Some of engine parts employ the plastic-region tightening method.
•
Said tightening method is different from the conventional tightening method. Follow the instructions
described in this document for tightening.
EXAMPLE OF WORK
ONE TURN BY 90
TIGHTEN
BY 90
(1)
Applicable parts
Cylinder head bolt, crankshaft main bearing cap bolt, connecting rod bearing cap bolt, and etc.
NOTICE
Prior to installation, measure a total length of a bolt. If a measurement reading of a total length exceeds the ser-
vice limit, replace the bolts.
In installation work, apply engine oil to a bolt seat surface and bolt threads.
(2)
Tightening after tightening with seating torque
Tighten to the angle specified in this document: i.e. tighten another 90, 135 (90 once and then 45 once) or 180
(90 twice).
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
ONE TURN BY 90
TIGHTEN BY 45
ONE TURN BY 45
(2ND TURN)
TIGHTEN BY 90
(1ST TURN)
SEAL LOCKING AGENT
TWO TURNS BY 90
TIGHTEN BY 90
(1ST TURN)
1–27
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TIGHTEN BY 90
(2ND TURN)
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