tourque specs...?
04-26-2009, 02:03 PM
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tourque specs...?
so on the rear of the driveshaft right before it goes into the differential, theres like a breakaway point at the u-joint to dissconnect the driveshaft with 4 8mm bolts.... anyone know the tourque specs for these bolts....???
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Hey Mark. You were faster than me. I couldn't find that torque spec anywhere.
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The XJ Guru has a calibrated elbow....LOL....I don't need no stinking book to tell me the torque specs of an XJ......LOLOLOL.
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For your reference, I've been adding torque specs on my site - either from FSM, or from manufacturer literature (as I get more, they'll go up. It's a side effect of my book research.) Click the link in my sig, and go to the Tech Archives.
The screws should be 1/4"-28x1" or so (that's what size they are on my D30s and D35s.) I usually replace them with socket heads - it's easier to use a hex key. And, since you're supposed to replace them every time they come out, I can just order up a box of 100 of them from MSC Direct and keep them on the shelf (and usually get good stuff - American or European, vice possibly "Made in China" crap.)
The screws should be 1/4"-28x1" or so (that's what size they are on my D30s and D35s.) I usually replace them with socket heads - it's easier to use a hex key. And, since you're supposed to replace them every time they come out, I can just order up a box of 100 of them from MSC Direct and keep them on the shelf (and usually get good stuff - American or European, vice possibly "Made in China" crap.)
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