torque specs for wheel berrings

[budbaer]

Does anyone know the torque specs for the lateral link bolt and the axle nut???? I'm in a pickle, I thought I had the specs and I can't find them.

[svxfiles]

Originally Posted by budbaer

Does anyone know the torque specs for the lateral link bolt and the axle nut???? I'm in a pickle, I thought I had the specs and I can't find them.

you can look in my locker under Torque Specs.

[Hocrest]

Wow... Your locker is like a grassy field on an Sunday morning in April.... Easter Eggs all over the place... And here I don't even have to step on 4 year olds to get to them


ps... The torque for the Lateral Link bolt isn't in that list...

[lhopp77]

Hope the picture helps with your torque problem.

Lee

[kwren]

Originally Posted by lhopp77

Hope the picture helps with your torque problem.

Lee

Wow! good info. I saved it for a rainy day on my computer as well.

You are great with SVX stuff, but apparently you don't have a clue where Las Vegas really is. NOT New Mexico... Is in NV!

Take care,
Keith

[Hocrest]

Remember DO NOT OVERTORQUE that bolt.

Overtorqueing or using an impact wrench on that bolt can squeeze and distort the spindle enough that you will eat bearings until you replace the entire spindle.

[lhopp77]

Originally Posted by kwren

l.

You are great with SVX stuff, but apparently you don't have a clue where Las Vegas really is. NOT New Mexico... Is in NV!

Take care,
Keith

Hmmmm, maybe you should look at a map and check out this link.

http://newmexicolasvegas.com/about-lv.html

Its quite a bit older than the more famous Las Vegas and smaller also.

Some of the new movie No Country for Old Men was made here. If anyone has seen the movie they may recognize the site in the included picture. Looks like a US/Mexico Border Crossing Point and we are over 300 miles from Mexico.

Lee

[kwren]

Originally Posted by lhopp77

Hmmmm, maybe you should look at a map and check out this link.

http://newmexicolasvegas.com/about-lv.html

Its quite a bit older than the more famous Las Vegas and smaller also.

Some of the new movie No Country for Old Men was made here. If anyone has seen the movie they may recognize the site in the included picture. Looks like a US/Mexico Border Crossing Point and we are over 300 miles from Mexico.

Lee

I was raised in Texas and all my life I have had to put up with people saying Paris is in France, when everyone that knows anything knows Paris is in Texas!!

Pretty impressive Lee... the web site for your town and nice graphic too!
Thanks for sharing it with us
Take care,
Keith

[lhopp77]

Originally Posted by kwren

Pretty impressive Lee... the web site for your town and nice graphic too!
Thanks for sharing it with us
Take care,
Keith

YW, but actually I live approximately 20 miles up in the mountains from Las Vegas. I can't even see my nearest neighbor.

Lee