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I'm going to install a Raybestos professional grade ball joints on my 2002 7.3 Ex. I can't find torque requirements anywhere, instructions say it has to be proper but does not say what is proper. Does anyone know?
I'm going to install a Raybestos professional grade ball joints on my 2002 7.3 Ex. I can't find torque requirements anywhere, instructions say it has to be proper but does not say what is proper. Does anyone know?
I just did this two weeks ago..
The torque sequence should be:
35 ft-lbs lower,
70 ft-lbs upper,
then re-torque lower to 190 ft-lbs
No typo.. 190 per the instrutions that came with the ball joints and the vid I included in the above post. Basicly as tight as you can get using a 18" breaker bar... pressing my foot on the spring for a bit of leverage and keeping in mind I'm not the stongest guy.
This is why I never mess with tq specs. Call me old school but I have enough experience to tell when something is tight. The only time I torque anything is if its steel into aluminum.
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