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Pinion nut torque value?.......please...

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by william_cj3b, May 28, 2004.

  1. May 28, 2004
    william_cj3b

    william_cj3b 3BOB driver

    Milton, FL
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    Model 44, flanged axles in a 70 jeepster. Couldn't find it in the FSM.



    Edit : looked in my FSM again. I think its missing a page.
     
  2. May 29, 2004
    goochie493

    goochie493 New Member

    illinois
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    torque

    ok if ya got the clearance set for the ring and oinion, the book says to tighten to 200 to 220 ft lbs. after this use an inch pound torque wrence and turn the nut, it should take 10 to 25 in. lbs to rotate it. if not u need to add shims between the outer bearing and the pinion shaft till u get 10 to 25 in. lbs
     
  3. May 29, 2004
    181jeep

    181jeep Banned

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    Goochie,

    Will you'll be turning the entire pinion with the lb-in wrench, not just the nut, correct?

    JB
     
  4. May 29, 2004
    william_cj3b

    william_cj3b 3BOB driver

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  5. May 31, 2004
    goochie493

    goochie493 New Member

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    turnin it

    yea after u set the clearance and torque the nut basicly u r turnin the whole thing u just need to know how much pressure it takes to turn the axles
     
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