Pitman Arm Torque Spec?
Pitman Arm Torque Spec?
Anyone know what the torque spec is when installing the pitman arm (1 5/16" nut)? I tightened mine to 150 ft-lbs, but it looks like the arm should engage further into the shaft.
thanks
thanks
Hmmm...
Although its not really the answer....
Is your center link level....
Measure the distance from the flat spots on the
center link to the a arm bushing bolts.
The overall geometry of the pitman to the idler
should be parallel.
If one side is lower than the other it would be good to know
whats what
Although its not really the answer....
Is your center link level....
Measure the distance from the flat spots on the
center link to the a arm bushing bolts.
The overall geometry of the pitman to the idler
should be parallel.
If one side is lower than the other it would be good to know
whats what
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Originally posted by Black 91 Z28
Hey.
According to the Service Manual for my 91 the "Pitman Arm-to-Pitman Shaft Nut" should be at 185 lb. ft.
David
Hey.
According to the Service Manual for my 91 the "Pitman Arm-to-Pitman Shaft Nut" should be at 185 lb. ft.
David
Correct!
Thanx,ANDYZ28
Well, that's definitely tight! OK, 185 it is. My torque wrench only reads up to 150, but if I sort of tighten the bolt past that, it'll be somewhere in the neighborhood of 185.
thanks all
gene
thanks all
gene
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