IPR Torque Specs
Veteran/Sheepdog
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Roger that. No mention of the 35 lbs in the paper manual, and it doesn't specify the tin nut torque at any point either. Strange...or maybe not.
Roland, do you have a page number from the DVD version of the manual.
Roland, do you have a page number from the DVD version of the manual.
Lead Driver
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From: Damon (South East Texas)
SECTION 303 HPOP Replacement.pdf
Veteran/Sheepdog
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That is the same info from the manual I have. Exact same photos and verbage. I wonder why there is not a reference to the IPR vs the tin nut torque values...arrow is pointing at the IPR in the photos you and I both have. Confusing to someone that wouldn't have access to this forum or some other expertise for clarification.
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From: Damon (South East Texas)
My DVD covers 2000-2003 model years. I even tried searching for the torque info using a different year model. I have found in the past that some torque specs are shown, i.e. engine mounts, when using different vehicle year. This one doesn't seem to be the case though.
Post Fiend
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From: Payson, AZ
I knew 4.4 ft/lbs wasn't right and that Bob Riley (Dieselsite) would know the proper torque.
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