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Old 03-17-2010, 06:35 AM
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Then again maybe black it should of been???
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Then again maybe black it should of been???

there better not be any G-D leaks when I'm done.......
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It's not too late for me to paint my block silver instead of black like I was planning.
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It's not too late for me to paint my block silver instead of black like I was planning.


dooooooooo ittttttttttttt
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off to Auto-Zone.....c-ya's
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dooooooooo ittttttttttttt
Well, I just picked up some high temp silver on my lunch break, last minute change of plans I guess. If I don't like it.........you are the one who talked me into it........
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Well, I just picked up some high temp silver on my lunch break, last minute change of plans I guess. If I don't like it.........you are the one who talked me into it........

Oh Dear God, i just wanted to change my oil and look my I got talked into.........hahahahahhaha
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well, got everything on my shopping list....kinda..

got all kind of thread stuff, thread lock, copper rtv, clear and silver engine paint, assembly lube (LUCAS not Permatex) and also got grease...i will post it up to see if it meets the flock's approval.

Unfortunately, I'm done for today, not shaping up as anticipated and have a meeting tonight....but, I'm off tomorrow again.

Oh yeah, still need an inch/lb torque wrench, Auto-Zone no gots and neither did Ace Hardware....so maybe a trip to Harbor Freight tomorrow.




Now, if someone could tell me more about this packing grease in the oil pump thing again, I'd appreciate it.
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I don't know much about this packing you keep talking about nor do I want to...
Now that's funny!!!

I'd stay away from lock tight. I didn't use any of that on mine. I found that everything was tight when I took it apart. If you do use it be "Very" sparing with it.

I think all you need to do is pack up the gears in the pump when you go to install it.
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funny stuff...........


anyway...the LOCKTITE was going to be for the crankshaft bolt, nothing else.
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Ok that makes me feel better...
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yeah, don't want that falling off.
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Originally Posted by 92 TOY
funny stuff...........


anyway...the LOCKTITE was going to be for the crankshaft bolt, nothing else.

Don't do it, as you may recall, that is a pain in the ass to remove anyways. The bolt will be continually pushed in by the rotational direction of the crank, so just slap it in there and roll. Plus, I can almost guaranty that you will pull that again before the project is over...
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Originally Posted by 92 TOY
serious question here...

what's the torques specs for the bolts on the water pump and oil pump....not shown in the FSM.....I'm going to see if I could identify by bolt type.
15 lbs, per an earlier ('85) FSM. Same for the TC cover.
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15 lbs, per an earlier ('85) FSM. Same for the TC cover.
Since my torque wrench only goes down to 50 lbs, this translates to "snug, but not he-man snug" for my garage.
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Originally Posted by Pumpkinyota
Since my torque wrench only goes down to 50 lbs, this translates to "snug, but not he-man snug" for my garage.

hahahaha, thanks....I have a 3/8'' drive that goes 5 to 80 ft/lbs and a 1/2'' drive for the bigger stuff.
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Oh my......



Painted with ''aluminum" engine paint.

nuts and bolts are painted black sitting in the garage.
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Oil pump is going to have to stay as it is because it's all oily...go figure.
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Originally Posted by Pumpkinyota
Don't do it, as you may recall, that is a pain in the ass to remove anyways. The bolt will be continually pushed in by the rotational direction of the crank, so just slap it in there and roll. Plus, I can almost guaranty that you will pull that again before the project is over...


the NEW crankshaft bolt won't be in and torqued down until I'm ready to start it up...
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quick newbie question....do i just put the gaskets on, or do i put some smear of rtv in place 1st on both sides...or is that excessive?


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