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02/26/10 at 17:52:13
 
hello, i just bought a savage needed a lil work its a 97, i just got a stator for the engine and im not sure if i half to torque the case cover back on, if so what would it be set to?? and do i apply gasket sealer on the new gasket? everything looks to be nice and flat.. thanks for your help Smiley :
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Reply #1 - 02/26/10 at 20:41:36
 
There's two schools of thought on whether to use sealer or not. I personally use it but do not use too much because it can clog oil passages. Most times however you can go without it because the gasket itself does have a bit of sealer on it already impregnated if I remember correctly.

As to torque, apparently my Clymer's manual does not list a torque value for that cover. I just usually snug it up hand tight then go around it in a star pattern giving each bolt a sharp quick twist. I kind of do it by feel so I can't give any real data on it.
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Reply #2 - 02/26/10 at 20:59:42
 
My battery power drill has a tork adjustment on it , they all get the same tork that way.  Those 6mm screws get about 8 to 10 lbs.

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Reply #3 - 03/01/10 at 05:02:54
 
Welcome aboard the Savage train!
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