Torque Specs front wheel bearings??
Hotshot
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: North of Greenville
For 2wd, 7-8 inch-lbs.
Tighten to 18 inch-lbs while turning the wheel.
Loosen again.
Re-tighten to the 7-8 inch-lb rating.
Too much tension will cause overheating and will bur up the bearings.
Tighten to 18 inch-lbs while turning the wheel.
Loosen again.
Re-tighten to the 7-8 inch-lb rating.
Too much tension will cause overheating and will bur up the bearings.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Carbondale, CO
The 4 studs that hold the hub assembly on are torqued to 133 ft. lbs. per guzzle's procedure.
Welcome to guzzle's 4x4 Needle Bearing Maintenance Web Page
Welcome to guzzle's 4x4 Needle Bearing Maintenance Web Page
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Thank you.
47 mins to R&R.
This OEM Assy. lasted 18k. Normally get 30-35k.
35 inch tires.
Wife's 2000 Excursion got 85k. Replacements have about 80k. Same year same tires. Weird.
Hers eats brakes mine doesn't.
But I do tow the 4 place enclosed sled trailer. Hers doesn't.
47 mins to R&R.
This OEM Assy. lasted 18k. Normally get 30-35k.
35 inch tires.
Wife's 2000 Excursion got 85k. Replacements have about 80k. Same year same tires. Weird.
Hers eats brakes mine doesn't.
But I do tow the 4 place enclosed sled trailer. Hers doesn't.
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