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Old 02-05-2019, 07:09 PM   #1
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400 TH transmission & flex plate install, torque & thread locker?

Working on a 1971 402 / 400 TH Transmission. Anyone know the torque settings for:

Flex plate to crank flange (bolts include star washers)

Transmission to engine block

Torque converter to flex plate


Also, where do you recommend using thread locker?



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Re: 400 TH transmission & flex plate install, torque & thread locker?

Flex to crank 65 with a drop or 2 of loctite
convertor to flex 45 drop or 2 of the same
trans to block 30-35, nothing needed, personally I always put in a stud on each side to help guide the trans into place then use a flange nut to tighten it down
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Re: 400 TH transmission & flex plate install, torque & thread locker?

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Flex to crank 65 with a drop or 2 of loctite
convertor to flex 45 drop or 2 of the same
trans to block 30-35, nothing needed, personally I always put in a stud on each side to help guide the trans into place then use a flange nut to tighten it down
Awesome. I came across a thread, and what was mentioned adds up to your recommendations........Thank you.
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