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| - | ====== Primary and Cam / Gearcase Cover Removal | + | ====== Primary and Cam / Gearcase Cover ====== |
| - | ===== Storing Bolts ===== | + | Early primary and cam covers had flat head, phillips and posidrive heads. \\ |
| - | Some bolts are longer than the others. \\ | + | It's difficult to get them tight enough |
| - | So you'll need to keep them in order of removal for an easier time of re-installing them. \\ | + | This prompts some to change the screws out to modern hex (allen) head socket screws. \\ |
| - | You can use a piece of cardboard or an old pizza box to keep from mixing up the primary cover screws (or cam cover). | + | Even allen head screws won't take a lot of over-torque without distorting the drive slots in the head though. \\ |
| + | For the most even tightening of any of these screws, you can use a torque wrench with the correct bits. \\ | ||
| - | * Make an outline on the cardboard using the new gasket | + | You can find hex bits at hardware / tool stores that are either made to socket wrench adapters |
| - | * Keeping | + | Then simply attach |
| + | With the cover screws | ||
| + | The pic below shows a 0-80 in/lb torque wrench | ||
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| - | ^ Protecting / retaining primary cover ((photo by luxblue of the XLFORUM http:// | + | |
| ===== Primary Cover ===== | ===== Primary Cover ===== | ||
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| ===== Cam / Gearcase Cover ===== | ===== Cam / Gearcase Cover ===== | ||