torque value help
Laughing Gas
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From: Corbett, Oregon
The factory Ford shop manuals for your truck will have all that information, and much more.
If you plan on doing work on your truck picking up a set of the manuals is a great investment. \
Good luck.
Roger Carter
If you plan on doing work on your truck picking up a set of the manuals is a great investment. \
Good luck.
Roger Carter
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Copy and past after a quick FTE search.
"75 shop manual says 50-75 ft-lbs and then advance castle nut if needed to get cotter pin installed" for the tie rod.
Drag link....
http://www.google.ru/url?sa=t&rct=j&...58187178,d.bGE
"75 shop manual says 50-75 ft-lbs and then advance castle nut if needed to get cotter pin installed" for the tie rod.
Drag link....
http://www.google.ru/url?sa=t&rct=j&...58187178,d.bGE
Post Fiend
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From: Lynchburg, VA
Of all the front end work I've done, I've never torqued any linkage nuts/bolts. If I'm using hand tools, I just get it two hand tight and then tighten until the castle nut lines up. Most of the time, though, I use an impact wrench and just snug up the nut and then turn until the nut lines up for the pin.
5th Wheeling
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Of all the front end work I've done, I've never torqued any linkage bolts. If I'm using hand tools, I just get it two hand tight and then tighten until the castle nut lines up. Most of the time, though, I use an impact wrench and just snug up the nut and then turn until the nut lines up for the pin.
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