Subaru Cam Bolt Size at Joel Donovan blog

Subaru Cam Bolt Size. I had to buy a 1/2. Assuming you're referring to the bolt that holds the sprocket on to the end of the cam, they are 10mm allen head. Inspect a new cam bolt beforehand to confirm the depth needed to free the bolt head and mark your depth on the bit with something. If you look at the exhaust side cam bolt you will see a notch cut out of it to. Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. I'm guessing about 8/9 lb/ft judging from the. The bolt shank itself, you want undersized. I need the torque figures for the bolts that hold the cam caps to the cylinder head. The subaru tech manual specifies 18 n.m (= 13.0 foot pounds) for the bolts with torx heads that attach the cam casing to the cylinder head. The cam is the critical measurement. I am trying to figure out if i need to get any extra sockets. Anyone know what the size of the cam bolts are? As the cam turns, the bolt shank. How to remove the bolt without the subaru specialty tools from company 23 or anyone else, that is, by using the timing belt method, moderate difficulty, longer set up time, the belt will. You want that dimension spot on or really stinking close.

The bolt shank itself, you want undersized. I had to buy a 1/2. I need the torque figures for the bolts that hold the cam caps to the cylinder head. You want that dimension spot on or really stinking close. I am trying to figure out if i need to get any extra sockets. The cam is the critical measurement. I'm guessing about 8/9 lb/ft judging from the. Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. Anyone know what the size of the cam bolts are? As the cam turns, the bolt shank.

Cam Cap Bolts (EJ20/EJ25)

Subaru Cam Bolt Size Anyone know what the size of the cam bolts are? How to remove the bolt without the subaru specialty tools from company 23 or anyone else, that is, by using the timing belt method, moderate difficulty, longer set up time, the belt will. Inspect a new cam bolt beforehand to confirm the depth needed to free the bolt head and mark your depth on the bit with something. You want that dimension spot on or really stinking close. I'm guessing about 8/9 lb/ft judging from the. I am trying to figure out if i need to get any extra sockets. I need the torque figures for the bolts that hold the cam caps to the cylinder head. Assuming you're referring to the bolt that holds the sprocket on to the end of the cam, they are 10mm allen head. As the cam turns, the bolt shank. If you look at the exhaust side cam bolt you will see a notch cut out of it to. I had to buy a 1/2. The subaru tech manual specifies 18 n.m (= 13.0 foot pounds) for the bolts with torx heads that attach the cam casing to the cylinder head. The bolt shank itself, you want undersized. Anyone know what the size of the cam bolts are? Using your old belt and the cogged crank sprocket. The cam is the critical measurement.