Rear Driveshaft bolt torque
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Just to clarify, the rear axle companion flange bolt torque is 85 ft-lbs., the transfer case companion flange bolt torque is 65 ft-lbs., and the front axle companion flange bolt torque is 21 ft-lbs.
Propeller shafts with U-joint straps usually have bolt torque ~ the same (20-25 ft-lbs.)
The companion flange bolts (especially the small Torx drive) are often difficult to break due to the thread-locking patch applied by the factory.
Propeller shafts with U-joint straps usually have bolt torque ~ the same (20-25 ft-lbs.)
The companion flange bolts (especially the small Torx drive) are often difficult to break due to the thread-locking patch applied by the factory.
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If you have the nylon holding the U-joint caps instead of the snap rings you need to melt it out. Get a MAP gas bottle/torch at ACE or somewhere (unless you have a oxy/acetelene setup) to melt out the nylon that holds the cups in. Propane torch doesn't put out enough heat to get all the nylon out.
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04-02-2006 03:02 PM