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    '84 G/W oil pan torq spec's? amc 360

    I'm Installing a new oil pan in my wag; is there any tricks I should know about before I do this? Thanks in advance. Bob

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    In the vehicle or out?

    If it's in the vehicle, you can use a bit of Permatex trim adhesive to stick the side gaskets to the block. The rubber end gaskets go in first, with a dab of RTV where the side and end gaskets meet. No sealer should be needed except where they meet.

    The torque spec I have is 5-8 ft/lbs for the 1/4-20 bolts, and 10-12 ft/lbs for the 5/16 bolts. Start in the middle and work out.

    Before you mount the pan lay a straight edge along the sides, and peen back the flange on any holes that are warped from over tightening.

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