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Old 02-23-2008, 03:46 PM
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When installing the O2 sensors, how much torque should be applied?
 
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Hi, according to the Harley07 Dyna manual the torque setting is 29-44 ft lbs (39.3-59.7nm). It does say to an anti-seize on the threads which is a good idea as they can be a bitch to remove.
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Enough to keep it tight, but not enough to strip it or break it.
 
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Does the torque value take in consideration the use of the anti-seize? Is this anti- sieze a high temp variety? The ignitors in the jet engines I was familar with used a hi-temp but were also safety wired to stay in place.
 
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Hi, according to the Harley07 Dyna manual the torque setting is 29-44 ft lbs (39.3-59.7nm). It does say to an anti-seize on the threads which is a good idea as they can be a bitch to remove.
Hope this helps.
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Senior the manual quotes Locktite anti-seize, not sure if there is atemperature range of that product.
 
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