clutch pressure plate mounting

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Hello - I have a M170. Was looking for the clutch pressure plate mounting bolt torque value.

Looked in manual , but did not see. Probably right in front of me,,ha

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anyone know this torque value?
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Long answer:

If the manual does not list a specific torque for a fastener then you are expected to use the standard torque charts for that grade fastener.

The military manuals do not list many torque values. They leave a lot to the standard torque charts. If you have a M38 it is nice to have a copy of the factory civvy service manual SM-1002 or if you own an M38A1/M170 then get a copy of SM-1046. Both of these offer a lot more specific torques.

You'll find some info in my photo album:
http://www.willysmjeeps.com/v2/modules. ... php&page=9

Here's the chart from the appendix of the flat fender civvy shop manual SM-1002.

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Here's the chart from the 54 & up CJ civvy manual SM-1046:

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You'll notice this later civvy manual offers a small standard torques chart.

The Short Answer:
12-17 Ft Lbs
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great - thanks
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