Torque specs...?
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Anybody able to provide the torque specs for the tranny pan bolts?...I recently replaced the fluid, filter and gasket and used the good ol' "hold the head of the ratchet and tighten til' your wrist feels it" and I'm still getting some slight seepage. Fluid level is still fine, but I'd like to stop the leak.
1997 Ram 1500 SLT Club Cab
5.9L, 4x4, Auto.
1997 Ram 1500 SLT Club Cab
5.9L, 4x4, Auto.
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I found for the 44re it says 13 ft lbs... I assume the 46 & 47's are the same.
edit... yes, 13 ft lbs for the others too...(all of them). No specific sequence listed but I'd do a criss-cross pattern and torque them down in 2 maybe 3 steps, like maybe 2 ft lbs, then 6 ft lbs, then to the 13... tranny's are hard to stop leaking and I think it's because the torque sequence doesnt exist (from the manual). I could be wrong... but that's my opinion anyway...
edit... yes, 13 ft lbs for the others too...(all of them). No specific sequence listed but I'd do a criss-cross pattern and torque them down in 2 maybe 3 steps, like maybe 2 ft lbs, then 6 ft lbs, then to the 13... tranny's are hard to stop leaking and I think it's because the torque sequence doesnt exist (from the manual). I could be wrong... but that's my opinion anyway...
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I completely understand your response. Yes, I made certain that both surfaces were clean and clear of any trash, debris, etc. I got the torque wrench and tightened each bolt to 13 ft/lbs in a criss-cross pattern. Two of them were right on the money...the others each needed another 4-5 ft/lbs to make them right. Seeping appears to have stopped, I'll make sure I have the torque wrench with me from now on. Thanks for the help.
1997 Ram 1500 SLT Club-Cab
4x4, 5.9L, LT285-75-16 Michelin's
1997 Ram 1500 SLT Club-Cab
4x4, 5.9L, LT285-75-16 Michelin's
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