Torque specs
Torque specs
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Below is as per Haynes manual;
Upper Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Lower Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod end-to-steering knuckle nut (4WD models): 52 Ft-lbs
Drag link-to-tie-rod nut (4WD models): 67 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod/drag link adjuster sleeve clamp bolt/nut: 41 Ft-lbs
Hub bearing-to-steering knuckle nuts: 133 Ft-lbs
When you pick-up your parts for this jobs, pick-up a Haynes manual
. You will refer back to this countless times when you are 
.
Upper Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Lower Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod end-to-steering knuckle nut (4WD models): 52 Ft-lbs
Drag link-to-tie-rod nut (4WD models): 67 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod/drag link adjuster sleeve clamp bolt/nut: 41 Ft-lbs
Hub bearing-to-steering knuckle nuts: 133 Ft-lbs
When you pick-up your parts for this jobs, pick-up a Haynes manual
. You will refer back to this countless times when you are .
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[QUOTE=smassie88]Below is as per Haynes manual;
Upper Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Lower Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod end-to-steering knuckle nut (4WD models): 52 Ft-lbs
Drag link-to-tie-rod nut (4WD models): 67 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod/drag link adjuster sleeve clamp bolt/nut: 41 Ft-lbs
Hub bearing-to-steering knuckle nuts: 133 Ft-lbs
When you pick-up your parts for this jobs, pick-up a Haynes manual . You will refer back to this countless times when you are .[/QUOTE
I have not been able to find the haynes manual yet it would have helped save some time. All done know just need to torque everything down and get it aligned. I found the passenger side hub was blown up metal shavings everywhere ford cut me a deal I got it for like 340.00 also I unexcpectedly found the left and right tie rod ends to be completly froze my friend and I could not get them to budge at all. The new one's sure did move easily. Thanks again for the info. I am going to look online to see if I can get that manual. Regards, OJ
Upper Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Lower Ball-Joint Nut (2001 and earlier): 101 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod end-to-steering knuckle nut (4WD models): 52 Ft-lbs
Drag link-to-tie-rod nut (4WD models): 67 Ft-lbs
Tie-rod/drag link adjuster sleeve clamp bolt/nut: 41 Ft-lbs
Hub bearing-to-steering knuckle nuts: 133 Ft-lbs
When you pick-up your parts for this jobs, pick-up a Haynes manual
. You will refer back to this countless times when you are .[/QUOTEI have not been able to find the haynes manual yet it would have helped save some time. All done know just need to torque everything down and get it aligned. I found the passenger side hub was blown up metal shavings everywhere ford cut me a deal I got it for like 340.00 also I unexcpectedly found the left and right tie rod ends to be completly froze my friend and I could not get them to budge at all. The new one's sure did move easily. Thanks again for the info. I am going to look online to see if I can get that manual. Regards, OJ
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