5.4 Lightning torque specs
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5.4 Lightning torque specs
I'm obviously new to this site. I am working on a 2001 lightning and I was wondering if anyone can point me towards a list of torque specs for the engine to include the s/c to intake manifold. Thanks fo the help.
ummm.......that's it?
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Hayne's or Chilton's are cheap enough.
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ok......no, the vehicle is not mine, and by "that's it?" i meant i could have found a dvd or a manual for the vehicle myself, but i figured i would try one of these forums first......i can usually find one that has the specs for a vehicle i am working on. and haynes does not make a manual specifically for the lightning, just the base 5.4.....
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See, that makes more sense then. The vehicle isn't yours. Since you didn't specify, figured you were to lazy to do yourself some good and get a manual. But, that's not the case, your working on another's truck. That's cool, to bad you didn't say that right off lol. Anyway, here you go -
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next problem......
that was a start,thanx for the help. Now I need to know what the process is for taking the s/c belt pulley off of the crank. I wound up getting a haynes manual anyways, but it only covers the base 5.4, not the lightning......
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Isn't that just a normal damper removal ? Off the crank should be in the book. I could look to see if it's different, off hand , I don't think so.
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I can get the balancer off, since it is the same as a normal 5.4, but the s/c belt pulley is in front of the balancer and has to come off first.........just trying to find out the exact procedure for getting that pulley off.......it looks like i would be able to use a spanner wrench and a large hex-head socket, but i am having no luck finding someone that has an adjustable spanner wrench in this hell hole........