Does the Oil Pan Bolt Need to Be Replaced?
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Oil pan bolts need to be replaced. Below is relevant information about oil pan bolts: 1. Bolt torque range: Generally, the torque for cast iron oil pan bolts is 22-27 Nm, while for all-aluminum oil pans it's 15-22 Nm. 2. Bolt torque explanation: Bolt torque refers to the tightening degree of the bolt and its torsional breaking force. The international bolt torque standard allows a tolerance of ±10% A. Essentially, torque is the moment that occurs when a material undergoes torsional deformation. Bolt torque testers are primarily used to measure bolt torque to determine the force level at which a bolt can be twisted to break; this instrument is commonly used in screw-related enterprises and metrology bureaus.