Just noticed this sticker in one of my pics. It's on one of the cam covers on my
AE92 4AGE JDM smallport engine...



I'm pretty sure I can guess what it is all about, but it would be nice if someone
could check the Japanese writing and post up a translation, rough or otherwise

Cheers... jondee86

jondee86 wrote:
I'm pretty sure I can guess what it is all about

lets see... 2 methods for tightening head bolts....????

Ahhhh.... but why two methods ? And are they standard bolts tightened using the
torque-angle method, or are they torque to yield ? And why use an open-ended spanner ?

Cheers... jondee86

First one "shirinda heddo boruto", cylinder head bolts. Second one "konekutenngu roddo natto", connecting rod nut.
The other stuff would take me a while to translate since I don't know kanji, but I think this explains enough.

Thanks. Wasn't really expecting the rod bolt specs to be there. Like, hints for
routine maintenance... change the oil and filter, fit a new alternator belt and
check the rod bolts are torqued to spec Pick the odd one out ?

Cheers... jondee86

Fist is a preliminary torque and the second is for retorque.

if you have GZE covers that are in good condition, this sticker is on there in English. Ill try to dig up my spare gze covers, the sticker is clearly visible

Google just found me this...



So taroroot nailed it

Cheers... jondee86