Hub assy torque specs
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Hub assy torque specs
I just replaced the ball joints on my 04 f250. Found somewhere that the bottom is at 70ft pounds and the top at 150ft pounds but what about the hub assy and everything else, what are they?
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i think it may be anywhere between 130 and 135 ft lbs. something like tat.
oh and i think there was something tat said 133 ft lbs. i may be wrong but if i am, don't hold it against me. it may be 133 ft lbs. i just had a light bulb moment.
oh and i think there was something tat said 133 ft lbs. i may be wrong but if i am, don't hold it against me. it may be 133 ft lbs. i just had a light bulb moment.
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The front axle was changed in 2005. The 2004 torque specs may be a little different.
Read the procedure carefully, the lower ball joint gets torqued half way first, then upper ball joint, then finish lower ball joint.
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Read the procedure carefully, the lower ball joint gets torqued half way first, then upper ball joint, then finish lower ball joint.
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Front axle was changed in 01-02, it's been a D60 ever since they ran out of the original solid D50s? I thought just the bearing assembly changed, but the axle hardware was the same since then.
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For the srw, Dana 60 or the sterling in the rear. U can tell by the number of bolts on differential cover.
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