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Pressure plate bolt snap..

Hey everyone. Actually got my tranny on the lift ready to go in. Notice I had one bolt not tightened! So take it out and it looks fine…put it in

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Old 03-04-2022, 11:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey everyone. Actually got my tranny on the lift ready to go in. Notice I had one bolt not tightened! So take it out and it looks fine…put it in to tq to 29 ft lbs and it snaps.do I replace ALL the pressure plate bolts when I redo this all.. it it’s a brand new setup from comp.

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idk the answer to your question, but I would suggest checking/calibrating your torque wrench as well.
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Just getting a new/better one. Unfortunately mine was brand new and hasn’t given me an issue for the rest of stuff but this sucks. Just curious if these can re used or not. I have a spare coming for tomorrow if so and get this done this weekend
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I think those bolts are TQ to yield. If so, all of them will need to be replaced. One time use bolt.
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Alright I kinda figured -appreciate it
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I think those bolts are TQ to yield. If so, all of them will need to be replaced. One time use bolt.
If it has a set torque, I wouldn't think so. Torque to yield usually has an angle measure.

I'd say his torque wrench is mis-reading, or set incorrectly.

FSM calls for initial 11 ft.lbs and final 29 ft.lbs does NOT say to replace bolts.

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At the end of the day this came back to being my fault. Ordered a new bolt- taking the snapped one out of the flywheel this afternoon and reassemble. Not hard but it’s what happens when you hurry. Thanks for the responses
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