Lug nut torque
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Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
Model: Comanche
Engine: 4.0L Renix
I have looked in both the Haynes and FSM and it never gives a number in either one. It refers to it as the specified torue setting but both fail to give a number.
Called my buddy who manages a tire shop and he says on steel wheels it is 85-115 ft/lbs. If you have aluminum wheels it goes to 75-105 ft/lbs.
HTH
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Called my buddy who manages a tire shop and he says on steel wheels it is 85-115 ft/lbs. If you have aluminum wheels it goes to 75-105 ft/lbs.
HTH
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Lug nut torque
i used to work at a tire shop and i work at a jeep dealership i would go at least a 100ft/lbs
especially if you wheel it
most vehicles are 100ft/lbs unless it is a honda or a big truck
especially if you wheel it
most vehicles are 100ft/lbs unless it is a honda or a big truck
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