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Quote from: Henri on August 31, 2018, 10:46:18Quote from: nzenigma on August 31, 2018, 08:42:41To answer you question; my antivirus( Bitdefender ) blocked it. Cool! If it looks too good to be true, it is not true. It is sad that 90% of Google first page hits on this topic are the scam. Or perhaps I smell easy target.So back to the beginning to search at least cylinder head bolt tightening torques.It is rare for Bitdefender to react like that so leave it if you just need basic pages and torque . I can knock up a few pdf pages that will cover what you need.
Quote from: nzenigma on August 31, 2018, 08:42:41To answer you question; my antivirus( Bitdefender ) blocked it. Cool! If it looks too good to be true, it is not true. It is sad that 90% of Google first page hits on this topic are the scam. Or perhaps I smell easy target.So back to the beginning to search at least cylinder head bolt tightening torques.
To answer you question; my antivirus( Bitdefender ) blocked it.
The one I got I don't think it had much past 2010 even though it showed 2012 and It has other Hyundais. Advantage here is it's installed as a Virtual machine so once you have it downloaded, you just need VMWare
Please knock up (just learned new term)
Quote from: Henri on August 31, 2018, 11:33:08 Please knock up (just learned new term) Use that term sparingly... it also means "to get a lady pregnant..."
More awesome work Gerard. I've run out of thank yous so I've had a discussion with Shambles ad we've doubled your volunteer allowance. Unfortunately (bugger all x 2) is still not a lot.
Hey Yo ! There's a percentage for night shift too Thanks Gerard, saved my Saturday morning, I Knocked up some pages last night, but as you say gets ridiculous. Link works beautifully. I shall return to finding you some facts .. about something... maybe anything.. who knows
Instructions tell something about removing transaxle bolts? I don't get it why. Perhaps I find out later but now sounds strange.
Often parts of the manual also covers other procedures such as engine removal. Would ignore it at this stage, it may refer to this: that you will need to lock the flywheel at TDC before you begin to reassemble. Assume that the cam bolt is anticlockwise. That is normal, especially due to rotational direction of components, so a clockwise thread is usually noted.
Quote from: nzenigma on September 02, 2018, 21:31:06Often parts of the manual also covers other procedures such as engine removal. Would ignore it at this stage, it may refer to this: that you will need to lock the flywheel at TDC before you begin to reassemble. Assume that the cam bolt is anticlockwise. That is normal, especially due to rotational direction of components, so a clockwise thread is usually noted.Referring my helicopter clockwise rotating rotor propeller which tightens anticlockwise, this bolt should open clockwise. This way propeller tightens automatically, and timing pulley should work the same. Timing marks show that engine runs clockwise so bolt should open clockwise too.
