VIDEO: Can A Gasket Change Torque Specifications?

VIDEO: Can A Replacement Gasket Change Torque Specifications?

In most cases, the torque specs for the replacement gasket will match those of the original gasket. But there are some exceptions. This video is sponsored by MAHLE.

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When installing a replacement gasket, there are a few situations in which torque specs and installation procedures can differ from those of the original gasket.

This video is sponsored by MAHLE.

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