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84 930 Rear Axle Torque Specs
Can anyone confirm the rear axle torque specs for an 84 930?
I replaced them recently, and followed Wayne's 101 saying that if you have 6 M8 bolts to torque to 34ft-lb, compared to having 4 M8 bolts needing 61ft-lb. I ask because mine actually dropped right out on me on the way home yesterday, had to get a tow  I havent managed to get a set of manuals yet |
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09-20-2004, 07:27 PM
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Mooligan,
There is an addendum to the 101 book with the proper torque specs. I believe your 84 is the same as my 85, which should be 61ft-lb.
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09-20-2004, 07:30 PM
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Thanks for the quick reply, I just came in from working on it, will finish tomorrow.
Looking over the book just not seeing this addendum. So your pretty sure of the 61ft-lb? You have the 6 bolts as well and not 4 M8's? Maybe you can help decipher this readout from my Mitchel On Demand CD's, this is what it says for rear axle torque specs: M8-12K 31ft-lb M10-8G 34ft-lb (this is what I had them at) M10x55-12K 60ft-lb What are those numbers after the M10, what is the difference between -8G and x55-12K? |
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09-20-2004, 07:55 PM
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Ah thanks a lot, guess that confirms it. That was almost a costly error..
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