Torque settings 2.4 colt 4*4 2000 model

most are TTY
not torqued
no country or VIN told
the service manual; covers all that, best read it and do as it says.
do not get cars specs off internet rumors or bad happens./
we get ours off this top site.

https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

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You are in Australia or New Zealand (Bakkie), whereas we are in North America. This search query should work better for you. Or ask in the Mitsubishi / Colt forum.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Colt+2000i+Bakkie+cylinder+head+torque+settings

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go google - type in head torque for --your engine
there will pages that show the torque and the sequence to tighten the head studs

There is no torque value. Commonly, Head bolts are tightened and then removed in sequence as you step threw 3 values: 23/33/45 ft lbs then the final value is achieved by rotating the bolts 90 degrees so the final value is unknown.

You have to get either a hayes manual or follow a procedure online if you are replacing the head gasket. If you are not replacing the gasket do not "re-torque" the head bolts thinking that you can fix a head gasket leak.

Here are the Torque settings for a 4ee1 cylinder head. Follow these three stages and tighten accordingly:
1. 40Nm
2. 60° - 75°
3. 60 - 75°

V6 colt bakkie big ends bearing torque settings

Check this specs chart.

http://www.championbrands.com/aera-torquespecs.pdf

They are torque to yield if they require a final extra degree turn (like 90, or 45 degrees) in the headbolt tightening torque values listed in the repair manual.

51 to 54 foot pounds. There is a sequence for tightning them though.