For the head or what , be a little more specific on your question everything gets torqued on a motor
SOURCE: locate fuel filter on 2007 nissan sentra 2.0 liter engine
its in the gas tank but it doesnt have to be changed!!!YAY
SOURCE: need 1990 nissan sentra torque settings and valve
heinrichkemp: The engine in your car is a GA16i
I venture you are asking about the head bolts when you refer to torque settings. The head bolts used on this motor are torque to yield (streach bolts) If you are reusing them, you need to check them to insure they are not stretched beyond limits.
The way you measure the bolt is with a micrometer.
Measuring close to the end where the bolt starts to thread in, about 10-12 threads up, take a reading. Now, go to the other end of the bolt where the threads end and measure about 10 threads in.
There should not be more than a .009 inch difference (.228mm). If there is, discard the bold and get a new one.
You must use a sequence to tighten the bolts, below is the sequence.
11
13 9 3 1 6 8
14 7 5 2 4 10
12 15
torque 11,12,13,14 & 15 to 8.3 Nm (6.1 ft lbs)
Torque the main head bolts by the numbered sequence to
29Nm (22 ft lbs) first pull
64Nm (47 ft lbs) second pull
Loosten all the bolts completely
Tighten the to 29Nm (22 ft lbs) first pull
Tighten bolt # 1 clockwise 85 degrees
Tighten bolts #2- 10 65 degrees
Nissan noted that if you do not have a torque angel meter, you can use a regular torque wrench and torque all the bolts to 69Nm (51 ft lbs)
The valves on this engine have hydraulic lifters, consequently require no adjustment.
SOURCE: Need engine head torque settings for 2005 nissan sentra 1.8
this is a 6 step procedure first tighten to 37 ft pounds all bolts step 2 turn all bolts 60 degrees step 3 loosen all bolts step 4 retighten to 30 ft pounds step 5 turn bolts 75 degrees and step 6 turn all bolt another 75 degrees
SOURCE: torque settings for cylinder head nissan sentra
Tighten in sequence to 29ft.lbs then tighten in sequence to 58ft lbs. then loosen all bolts. Then tighten in sequence to 33ft lbs. then tighten each bolt in sequence 90 degrees then tighten each bolt again 90 degrees
SOURCE: I need a replacement key for 1997 Nissan Sentra
Two ways...Nissan puts the key code on a piece of white tape and sticks it on the inside of the glove box door. However, someone could have pulled it off at some point. Check there first. Secondly, the original owners paperwork should have the key code on it. If you are not the original owner, or do not have access to that person, but know the dealer where the car was originally sold, they would have the paperwork on file, they probably do not have a way to cross reference the serial #, so you would likely have to know the original owners name in order for them to look up the archived deal and get the number from the paperwork. The only other suggestion I might have is to get a locksmith to cut you a key. Good luck! I hope you find this to be very helpful! Check the glovebox!
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