Hey folks. I'm getting my oil and oil filter changed on my Cub. For the life of us, we can't seem to find the torque spec for the bolt for the oil filter canister top. This is where the bolt goes through the copper washer, the cap then through the oil filter.
Must be the pair of bifocals again.
Please let me know if you can help, and maybe even the section on the book. I have the gs-1411 W/Revision 1 1975 blue service manual, and the TC-37F Parts catalog (yellow), and the red owner's manual. This one gets me, because I know I've seen that section, and can't recall where it is now.
Thanks,
SS
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It seems that most problems come from over-tightening. Don't use too long a wrench.
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Well, I started out with 20 ft lbs with my 1/2" torque wrench. That was the lowest setting for my wrench. I could see the new gasket warping. So, I backed it off and used a "feel snug" approach with a different wrench. No leaks! Now then, the old gasket had gotten hard, and I know a gasket like that will not seal, so I've done the Cub a whole lot of good. Sears is having a tool sale this coming weekend, starting Feb 23rd and running until March 1st. The 3/8" Craftsman Microtek Torque wrench will be $59.99 and measures in inch pounds. I can to the math to convert to ft lbs. This wrench I think is normally $79.99 or $89.99. But, you do have to be a member to get the extra discount. I'll check my settings, and let you know.
Thanks folks for the help. To tight is as bad as too loose.
SS
Thanks folks for the help. To tight is as bad as too loose.
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