I didn't see this in my manual, does anyone have the number?
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Typical 5/16 fine thread bolt torque is what I would use.
Somewhere around 20 Ft.Lbs.
will get you close, then bend the tab over and lock it.
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Originally posted by Tom Petroff View PostTypical 5/16 fine thread bolt torque is what I would use.
Somewhere around 20 Ft.Lbs.
will get you close, then bend the tab over and lock it.
Tom
I misunderstood and was speaking of the leaf spring bolts, Which are probably not even called U-bolts. My mistake!
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Ok
I should have read your post a little better myself.
Anyway Spring "U" bolt torque is 130-140 Ft Lbs.
TomWDX & Misc. Pics.
http://www.t137.com/cpg/index.php?cat=10010
"47" Dodge WDX WW
"52" Dodge M-37 WW
"54" Willys M38A1
"65" Kaiser M35A1 WW
"77" Chev. K-30 400T,205,4.56 "No-Spin"
"84" Chev, K-30 Cummins 6-BTA 400,205,3.73Locker
"86" Chev, M1028A2 (K30) 6.2,400.205,4.56 Locker
"99" Dodge Durango "Limited Slip"
"99" Dodge 3500 CTD 4x4"No-Spin"
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