Pressure Relief Valve & Rail Pressure Sensor Torque?
11-25-2010, 03:12 PM
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Pressure Relief Valve & Rail Pressure Sensor Torque?
I'm replacing my Pressure Relif Valve and my Rail Pressure Sensor on my 07 5.9L tonight. Just wondering if anyone has any torque specs and if a person needs to use thread sealant on the threads of either? Thanks.
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Do NOT use any sealant on either part.
Pressure sensor torque--- 70 nm (52 ft/lbs)
Pressure Relief Valve torque--- 100 nm (74 ft/lbs)
Over torquing can damage them, & cause leaks.
Pressure sensor torque--- 70 nm (52 ft/lbs)
Pressure Relief Valve torque--- 100 nm (74 ft/lbs)
Over torquing can damage them, & cause leaks.
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