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Pinch bolt torque
- Thread starter bd2988
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Some where around 100-110ft/lbs IIRC. A couple of raps with a 1/2" impact is all I ever do at work. Its not that critical, just has to be tight enough to keep the ball joint from slopping around.
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My book called for about 60 ft lbs (Ford Service Manual), though mine is a 2wd. I don't remember there being a different # listed for 4wd. I knew I was in the 2wd section and didn't particularly search around.
I just cleaned it as good as I could and stuck on a buuunch of blue locktite on it and figured it'd probably be set.
I just cleaned it as good as I could and stuck on a buuunch of blue locktite on it and figured it'd probably be set.
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