torquing cylinder head

[plym_46]

torque loadings are usually determined by the size of the fastener and the pitch of the threads. Should be able to look up charts on the web.

[David Pollock]

65 to 70 foot pounds, but mote important is the sequence which essentially radiates out from the center-most bolt.  Do it again HOT.  dp   

[GWR]

Think I remember who, but not sure and don't want to give his name, but was told to do the heads at 70lbs torque. Replaced my head gasket and no problems.

Gary

[TodFitch]

If you go to Tod Fitch's web site, www.ply33.com/Repair/torque , I think you can find the info you need. It pretty well give most of the info on torque values as known at this time.
SD Glenn

But not, I am afraid to admit, for the four cylinder engines. If the four cylinders used the same studs and nuts as the PC/PD I'd have suggested using those torque values. However the part numbers are different....

[SD Glenn]

If you go to Tod Fitch's web site, www.ply33.com/Repair/torque , I think you can find the info you need. It pretty well give most of the info on torque values as known at this time.
SD Glenn

[David Rainville]

What is the recommended torque valve for a 4 cylinder head?