torque specs for moog problem solver balljoints
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torque specs for moog problem solver balljoints
Haven't torqued mine yet but has been on my mind.. What do we torque the uppers and lowers too? And the upper control arm to frame?
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yep yep. I know, I thought it was low for the balljoints too, but it's fine. A high torque could crack the cast steel knuckle.
75nm = 55 ft
102nm = 75 ft
incase you were wondering.
75nm = 55 ft
102nm = 75 ft
incase you were wondering.
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Since the service manual is for OEM part and Moog is not OEM, I would follow the torque specs of the part manufacterer. I just did my uppers and lowers this week and have Moogs installation sheet right in front of me. Upper ball studs to 70 ft/lbs, lower ball studs to 95 ft/lbs, and upper arm to frame to 70 ft/lbs.
