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excossack



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United Kingdom 1999 Defender 110 Td5 SW Caledonian Blue
Rocker rover bolt tightening
I am sure in the dim and distant past I have seen a sequence for tightening up the bolts for the rocker cover?...
Can anyone confirm the sequence please?
I think torque is 9nm? 1999 Defender TD5 110

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John M0VAZ
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Post #547046 8th Jul 2016 9:12am
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huffhuff



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I didn't think there was a specific sequence, but going opposites would probably be the method? My torque wrench didn't go as low as 9Nm so I just 'nipped' them up. TD5 Defender 90
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Re: Rocker rover bolt tightening
excossack wrote:
I am sure in the dim and distant past I have seen a sequence for tightening up the bolts for the rocker cover?...
Can anyone confirm the sequence please?
I think torque is 9nm?


i use this

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tightening down in sequence a bit at time also make shore the Half moon at the back is in place
Post #547076 8th Jul 2016 11:39am
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4RF RDS



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There is no sequence per se. Replace it and tighten bolts to 10Nm and use sealant as described in the shop manual (see below). Tighting the bolts gradually from side to side is a good idea...


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Post #547095 8th Jul 2016 12:32pm
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excossack



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Maybe I dreamt the sequence or did the same sequence as the head bolts?
Anyway s all done. Tightened in a similar order to above but might of started at one corner and gone zig-zag had tight and then back over and set 10Nm on the torque wrench.

Fingers crossed the leak stops....doubt it though

cheers all. 1999 Defender TD5 110

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John M0VAZ
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ROBBONTHEROCK



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Good practice would be to do it zig zag style.

Same as tightening cylinder head bolts........

Makes sense to me. Smile

Cheers
Andy
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