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I just finished replacing the rotors/pads on my '93 F150 with Dana 44 front end. I was wondering if anybody knew what the torque specs were for both the inner and outer spindle nut (see #2 and #4 below)? I know the diagram below isn't for my front end, but the set-up seems to be similar.
i got a standered torque that works on everything i call it hand tight i simply take a socket wrench and tighten the hell out of it, if it dont work right tightened than i loosen it till it does work seems to work out for me
i got a standered torque that works on everything i call it hand tight i simply take a socket wrench and tighten the hell out of it, if it dont work right tightened than i loosen it till it does work seems to work out for me
Well, generally people want do it right the first time. Especially doing wheel bearings. Your bearings are either going to fry from being too tight or wheel will possibly fall off from not being tight enough.
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