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Help! Torque Specs ughhh

Old Dec 27, 2016, 12:10 PM
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Help! Torque Specs ughhh

Hey guys,

Searched high and low for these specs, even through the manual.

Need the following torque specs any help would be great!

On the Transfer case: the tail section that the driveshaft slides into. The 4 12 mm bolts.

The Acd banjo bolt on the transfer case

And the 4 nuts and bolts that connect the middle of the drive shaft together.

Thanks guys!
Old Dec 27, 2016, 12:43 PM
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Tight, snug, and tight..
Old Dec 27, 2016, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
Tight, snug, and tight..
lol exactly what this guy said...never used torque specs for these and never had a problem...just use common sense...
Old Dec 27, 2016, 04:34 PM
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Lol. That is how I currently have them. Just don't want my damn driveshaft to fall in half while driving down the road haha. But I will take your word for it.

Thanks guys!
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put some umph into it and youll be all right man...get r done...
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Youre doing the right thing in getting the torque value

We've all done it & continue to torque by feel, but that time when you over do it & snap a bolt

Torquing to spec leaves out the guess work, especially on rotating assemblies (i.e. drive shaft)
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Originally Posted by MinusPrevious
Youre doing the right thing in getting the torque value

We've all done it & continue to torque by feel, but that time when you over do it & snap a bolt

Torquing to spec leaves out the guess work, especially on rotating assemblies (i.e. drive shaft)

Yeah I hear you! 7 years owning my baby, feel like I have become more **** over the years haha.
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Center drive shaft bolts 24+-1 or 25+-4 ft lbs depending on the page I'm looking at.
Old Dec 27, 2016, 06:12 PM
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If you can find someone with an FTP site, I can upload the service manual. I think the EcuFlash website has it avail for download, also.
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Originally Posted by barneyb
Center drive shaft bolts 24+-1 or 25+-4 ft lbs depending on the page I'm looking at.




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i think those torque specs arent in the maual because there are no "rebuild" instructions in the manual.

so.... if i was you, around 25 n.m since your in aluminum threads.
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Every torque spec for every part is listed in the shop manual. That's where the pics above are from. And where are you seeing aluminum threads?
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Originally Posted by kaj
Every torque spec for every part is listed in the shop manual. That's where the pics above are from. And where are you seeing aluminum threads?
The tcase is all aluminum...lol
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Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone
The tcase is all aluminum...lol
Ah. I didn't see that in the pic posted above and thought that's what he was replying to. LOL.

Then I scrolled back up and re-read this, "The Acd banjo bolt on the transfer case"

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FSM - Nothing for the tail piece either.

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