Inner Tie Rod Torque Specs at Lola Michell blog

Inner Tie Rod Torque Specs. Torque the nut to manufacturer specifications. I have the special tool for the inner( pittsburgh, item 69619 from harbor freight). In this case, the steering gear would be up over your right shoulder, and the inner tie rod's shaft would be behind the tool pointing to the lower left of the picture. If you happen to be installing the inner tie rod as well you will need a special tool to loosen and tighten the inner part. (start with lower value and tighten to get hole to line up with slot in nut. Many modern suspension systems use aluminum steering knuckles, resulting in a steel stud being tightened into an aluminum. This allows for ease of removal and set the torque. I’m replacing the inner and outer tie rods on a 2006 elantra, but i can’t find the torque specs for this. However, it looks like there are two torque specs for the inner tierod rack ends, 83 and 60. Can you guys help me out? Never loosen to do this.). Outer tie rod castle nut:

Inner and Outer Tie Rod End Torque Specs Needed
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However, it looks like there are two torque specs for the inner tierod rack ends, 83 and 60. I’m replacing the inner and outer tie rods on a 2006 elantra, but i can’t find the torque specs for this. Can you guys help me out? In this case, the steering gear would be up over your right shoulder, and the inner tie rod's shaft would be behind the tool pointing to the lower left of the picture. Outer tie rod castle nut: Never loosen to do this.). (start with lower value and tighten to get hole to line up with slot in nut. Many modern suspension systems use aluminum steering knuckles, resulting in a steel stud being tightened into an aluminum. This allows for ease of removal and set the torque. I have the special tool for the inner( pittsburgh, item 69619 from harbor freight).

Inner and Outer Tie Rod End Torque Specs Needed

Inner Tie Rod Torque Specs Outer tie rod castle nut: Never loosen to do this.). (start with lower value and tighten to get hole to line up with slot in nut. However, it looks like there are two torque specs for the inner tierod rack ends, 83 and 60. This allows for ease of removal and set the torque. If you happen to be installing the inner tie rod as well you will need a special tool to loosen and tighten the inner part. I’m replacing the inner and outer tie rods on a 2006 elantra, but i can’t find the torque specs for this. Can you guys help me out? Outer tie rod castle nut: Many modern suspension systems use aluminum steering knuckles, resulting in a steel stud being tightened into an aluminum. In this case, the steering gear would be up over your right shoulder, and the inner tie rod's shaft would be behind the tool pointing to the lower left of the picture. Torque the nut to manufacturer specifications. I have the special tool for the inner( pittsburgh, item 69619 from harbor freight).

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