Question Issue with Hog D1X DIN locking screw undoing itself

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These are the test specs from the class I taught through 2022 when I retired.​

UPDATED Test Bench Specifications 9/29/2019​

Test Range
Intermediate pressure 135 psi, +/- 5psi
Intermediate pressure creep: No more than 5 psi in 15 seconds
Cracking pressure 1.0 – 1.2 with adjustment knob fully open
Closing the adjustment knob will add approximately 1.0

Vacuum leak test 1. No leaks allowed
Bubble leak test 1. No leaks allowed

Torque Specifications
Part Description Torque
D1, D2, D3 DIN Inlet 225-230 inch pounds
DIN Locking Screw 150 inch pounds

HP Port Plug, LP Port Plug 35-40 inch pounds

Turret Bolt 120 - inch pounds
5th Port replacing turret bolt 170 - inch pounds

D2 and D3

The HP chamber is the same as the D2 80-90-inch lbs.

Note that with the D3, make sure the hex is seated firmly to avoid stripping the fitting!
Din housing parts are the same as the D1 – 225-230 for the Inlet and 150 for the locking screw

D3 Turret to body connection, no torque just tight with no movement, binding against thrust washer or visible gap.

Yoke nut 225 - inch lbs.

NANO and EXP Yoke Nut 150 inch lbs.
 
Thanks @Jim Lapenta . I have a D1 manual revision dated 17 October 2017. It has 125 inch-lb rather than 150 still written on it. The test bench table also says 125. I must be missing the most recent manual then. Curious, I thought I was sent the correct link to Hog manuals last year.
 

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[]These are the test specs from the class I taught through 2022 when I retired.[/][]
UPDATED Test Bench Specifications 9/29/2019[/]

Torque Specifications
Part Description Torque
D1, D2, D3 DIN Inlet 225-230 inch pounds
And there it is, from the horse's mouth. Jim, you wrote the early manuals, didn't you?
I have no clue why 125 psi is in the current manual.

See, funny business and politics over informing the 100% people faithful
Yeah, @happy-diver , I have to be a little more circumspect with my advice these days, lol!
What I'd do on my own regs might not match the manual. Jes' sayin'
 
Dude the land of the free, the home of the brave, well the braves are gone, and you're not free, so it must just be
the home of the plain on the land somewhere

Now please try and understand I am refering to those living their lives crippled under possible threat of litigation
Not, by any means, a reference to ones, virility
 
Using the boot-pound method

Ohhhh I'm in the dark depths of Belize or one of those other places where the rich people go

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Ohhhh my reg is leaking through the din thing Ohhhh who am I going to call rsingler

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What about Jim Lapenta, "Who you gonna call, Reg Busters?" ha ha ha I really don't think so

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What are those torque specs that I really don't understand how to implement anyway

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I Know, we can fix it however we can with whatever we have like when diving and then just go diving

You will never ever know if you never have a go!

In that Belize with ALL those other rich people or one of those other places where the rich people go
 

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