How to torque acylinder head on a 4hf1 engine

welcome to USA forum
no car stated
no year,
no body type. (like ELF or the like)

ALL BOLTS heads and all? a tall order for free, no?
why not buy the book for unstated vehicle,"?
try Isuzu yet, ask them for a book on it?
or google for a week.?
the questions can be searched.
tell me do you build engines using internet rumors?
here ill type for you,, here goes.....


http://www.fixya.com/search.aspx?ref=ser&s=4hf1&


https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+4hf1+bolt+torque&ia=web

2 searches for free, good luck on the rumor deals.

You must use new head bolts, these are one time "stretch to yield" bolts
Tighten cylinder head bolts in three stages in the sequence indicated

10--4--2--6--8

7--5--1--3--9

Tighten in the following stages
STAGE 1 ------------20 Nm 14.75 lb
STAGE 2--------------40 Nm 29.51 lb
STAGE 3 Turn head of bolt 90 degrees of rotation.

Intake 0.4mm(.016inch)--Exhaust 0.4mm(.016inch)cold settings.

Torque Specification - National Truck Spares ' Parts

www.nationaltruckspares.com.au/Parts.aspx?ProductTypeID=8...

1073, 4BC2 tq, Isuzu, Torque Specification, KT26 TLD57 NKR57 NPR57 ... 1075, 4HF1Tq, Isuzu, Torque Specification, NKR66 NPR66, 92 - 03, 4HF1, 4334

Small Block Chevrolet V8 Engine Specs ' Torque Specs ...

boxwrench.net/specs/chevy_sb.htm

Flywheel (Clutch). Thread Locker, 60 ft-lbs. Clutch Pressure Plate, Thread Locker, 35 ft-lbs. Centerbolt. (Harmonic Damper). Engine Oil, 60 ft-lbs. Bellhousin

DIY? I strongly recommend you get a repair manual from your autoparts store, or try filepeep.com or manualslib.com
You will want it later anyway.

no year car, no model.
so you hoping all years, 4hf1 are same. why assume that.
its only rods, LOL

double posted, do we get 3?

Problem with Jeep Cars & Trucks ? huh?
good luck finding Isuzu info, its dead car here. like suzuki now.
not too many running now either so will get worse , here, (USA)
so why are you on a jeep forum and not Joe I Sues you.
no car stated or truck name.
no country
no year.
so im supposed to look this up on FSM?
how?

google shows 8 hits, world wide, and all 8 wrong.
so maybe get the FSM if google has ZERO info.
maybe?

call your dealer and ask for documentations?

You can get that information and a lot more with free registration at www.autozone.com

Timing is aligned with bolts through holes in the drive wheels under the timing cover and a mark on the crankshaft remove the timing cover turn the crankshaft until the mark is at the top. the engine has treaded holes behind the drive wheel's get bolts(12 or 13mm head metric tread 4 or more ins long) push them through the holes in the wheels and screw to the engine this is alingment in an isuzu engine