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2000 ranger 3.0 manual transmission

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4 years 1 day ago #52038 by Cheryl
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Does anyone have torque spec for the cylinder heads? And order to torque them 

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4 years 1 day ago #52039 by juergen.scholl
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Does anyone have torque spec for the cylinder heads? And order to torque them  
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4 years 1 day ago - 4 years 1 day ago #52040 by juergen.scholl
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There is an error in the FSM, step one should read 80 Nm instead of 50 and step three 55 Nm. Number 4 and number 6 seem o be inverted as well, for the tightening sequence you may better refer to the second picture.  . 
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4 years 1 day ago #52044 by Tyler
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Well isn't that interesting. 
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 How'd you find that, Juergen?

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4 years 1 day ago #52049 by Matt T
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How'd you find that, Juergen?
 
There is obviously something wrong with the torque figures. Nm should be higher than ft lb not lower. Tightening sequence also looks suspect.

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4 years 1 day ago #52050 by Tyler
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There is obviously something wrong with the torque figures. Nm should be higher than ft lb not lower. Tightening sequence also looks suspect.
Right, I got that. :silly: I was more interested in knowing the sources for both specifications. As in, was one from Mitchell, another from AllData?

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3 years 11 months ago #52151 by Cheryl
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Question about the cam synchronizer I have the alignment tool engine set on tdc compression stroke. Does the housing have to be in a certain spot as long as the connector is plugging in without it pulling on the connector pigtail? It’s the last thing we have to do before we fire it up

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3 years 11 months ago #52156 by juergen.scholl
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3 years 11 months ago #52170 by Cheryl
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Wonder if the 38 degrees is critical because I’m looking online people are saying it’s more of a position so the wiring harness isn’t pulled tight

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