wannabe
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- Aloha Oregon
Need to button everything up for the maiden trip this weekend. Whats the spec on torque'in the Ubolts.
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Torque spec. for ubolts on XJ D44
- Thread starter wannabe
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- Terra Firma
Don't have it in front of me but this was discussed and answered within the past 2 or 3 weeks. Try a search
bigwhitey
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- Brunswick, ME.
Rear axle U-bolt nuts-----44 to 59 Ft-lbs
wannabe
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- Aloha Oregon
thats it? I thought it was about double that.
bigwhitey
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- Brunswick, ME.
Not according to haynes.wannabe said:
METAL MONKEY
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- severance, co
awhile back, someone did say 70-75 ft-lbs works too
old_man
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- Loveland, Colorado
I do mine to two grunts and a wheeze. Then drive it a couple of days and do it again. Rechecking them is the most important thing.
I have found that very hard wheeling can stretch them and they get loose again, ot from rotation but from stretch. My current set have been retightened so many times I am about ready to replace them. The stroker may have something to do with it, along with the BOR leaves that help prevent axle wrap in the leaves.
I have found that very hard wheeling can stretch them and they get loose again, ot from rotation but from stretch. My current set have been retightened so many times I am about ready to replace them. The stroker may have something to do with it, along with the BOR leaves that help prevent axle wrap in the leaves.
