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I was checking the transmission oil, and noticed something a bit unusual: One of the engine mount bolts were so loose, I could easily spin the washer
Anyone knows the torque specs for the engine mounts that I can use for tightening.
Thank you
The best way to do this is to consult a bolt torque chart based on bolt diameter. Measure the bolt diameter, not the hex head diameter and look up the torque on this chart. I'd use a grade 5 to be safe. https://www.boltdepot.com/fastener-i...ed-Torque.aspx
I'd also recheck it after you have driven it.
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On Freightliners, there’s specific instructions to check those routinely and torque them. Dunno about yours. I would seek out the specific maintenance instructions for that.
2000 Windsor - Cummins ISC 330 engine mount torque
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