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Tighten the inboard flange bolts to 58 lb ft.

Tighten the hub nut to 177 lb ft.

 

It is recommended to use a new hub nut. It is also recommended to torque the inboard bolts 1st and then torque the hub nut.

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Tighten the inboard flange bolts to 58 lb ft.

Tighten the hub nut to 177 lb ft.

 

It is recommended to use a new hub nut. It is also recommended to torque the inboard bolts 1st and then torque the hub nut.

 

what size is the hub nut?

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well tightened the inner bolts to 58lbft they werent loose. although i dont have the right size socket for the hub nut. banghead.gif driveline place by my house (unitrax) said the clunking in the front of my truck could be the cvs going out. im able to move them in and out about 1/4 in. not side to side but from wheel to diff.

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