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I'd almost be worried more about over torque than under torque.. go ahead and strip those threads.. see the sheer volume of fun that ensues..
If you're short a torque wrench, you need to know that 13# isn't that much.. at all.. snug them up.. turn them just a little past snug, and leave them alone.. watch it over next couple days.. realize, heated metal expands, cool contracts.. heat will have something to do with the torque on those bolts.
If you're short a torque wrench, you need to know that 13# isn't that much.. at all.. snug them up.. turn them just a little past snug, and leave them alone.. watch it over next couple days.. realize, heated metal expands, cool contracts.. heat will have something to do with the torque on those bolts.
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I'll be sure to watch it over the next few days. When I do a repair I always do. I dont think there is any way that I could have put them in tight enough to strip the threads. Ill keep an eye on it and I suppose that if I dont see any leaks all is well, correct?