Torque specs for driveshaft flange (installing Drive shaft loop)
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Re: Torque specs for driveshaft flange (installing Drive shaft loop)
Originally posted by tallimeca
Anyone know what the torque specs are , and tight and a quarter turn, untill you can't turn them anymore, or untill you feel the strain in your wrist and elbow doesnt' seem accurate to me.
Anyone know what the torque specs are , and tight and a quarter turn, untill you can't turn them anymore, or untill you feel the strain in your wrist and elbow doesnt' seem accurate to me.
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not doing it
having the shop around the corner from me do it. Not enough room to move around for me under there. I went and got my inspection sticker today and they said they'd do it no problem. I should have them re-route my temperature sensor wire too while it's on the lift. Ordered my pulley today, but gonna be a while cause JDM is out of bearings.