[ResidentWarui]

Is there one? Because I have 2 large washers left over from my clutch install and I can't think of where else they would go... I'm doing a brake job next week so I can put them in when I do that, or should I put them in immediately?

Thanks

 

[97SE-R C2]

Yes, the washers go on the end of the axles.

 

[neonphire8604]

yes sir.... be sure to CRANK that axle nut down!!!

 

[97SE-R C2]

yes sir.... be sure to CRANK that axle nut down!!!

Torque it to specs. Overtightening can damage wheel bearings.

 

[ResidentWarui]

Torque it to specs. Overtightening can damage wheel bearings.

uh oh... i tightened that sucker pretty good last time... anyone know what the specs are? and what kinda torque wrench does it take to get that thing all the way down?

 

[97SE-R C2]

I'll check my FSM tomorrow and let you know.

 

[ResidentWarui]

k thanks. let me know the page # too plz. for putting them back in i used the same technique i did for getting them off... i had someone step on the breaks, while i jumped up and down on the end of a breaker bar, with a drive axel socket on the end of it...

i put a lot of force into it, but i don't know what that would equal in ft/lbs or. newton/meters.

 

[Peanuthead]

It's 153-205 ft.-lbs.