During disassembly of cylinder block from crankcase I noticed that only open spanner can be used in most of the bolts due to engine's design not allowing the use of torque spanner. Even my set of crow-feet keys cannot be used. Apart from fabricating some tool (the end of open spanner key adapted somehow to the torque spanner) is there any other method to be used?
Thanks
How to torque cylinder block bolts?
Re: How to torque cylinder block bolts?
When making this post I get a new idea. Welding a 13 mm socket and a 17 mm socket together may also do the job. If it does you can grind some off the opposite side of the 13"socket to get rid of the interference with the cylinder block.
Re: How to torque cylinder block bolts?
You can change the tool.
Only the 3 screws at the gearboxside are not so easy.
regards Andreas
Re: How to torque cylinder block bolts?
My idea was very similar, so far so good. Thank you all for your contribution!Huib wrote: ↑16 Sep 2021, 16:49 tools for torquing.jpg
Here the tools I made. The error is small. If you want to correct for it the formula is in the Flavia book.
When making this post I get a new idea. Welding a 13 mm socket and a 17 mm socket together may also do the job. If it does you can grind some off the opposite side of the 13"socket to get rid of the interference with the cylinder block.