Attention: TDR Forum Junkies Hello all,
I am new to this forum, and to Dodge trucks as well. so please excuse my ignorance. I did a search and didn't find any info on adjusting the front bearings on my 2x4. The Haynes manual I have only has adjustment for 99 and earlier trucks. The ball joints seem to be OK but I know this is an issue with these trucks. Is their a torque setting for the nylock type nut I'm seeing?
I just bought this truck with 60000 miles thinking I would have something dependable to tow my Real MoneyPit (63fj40) around with, but It seems like this dodge is also going to be one.
After lurking here the last couple of months I decided I had better check my lift pump, and I had 0 psi @ idle. I guess time will tell with my Injection pump. I am leaving in 1 week for a 3000 mile trip to Texas to go 4 wheeling and I am more than nervous.
Thanks for any input any of you mite have on the torque spec.
Alec Wilkins
1963 fj40 (with to much stuff to list)
2001 2500 CTD, aFe Stage II, New Lift Pump, and all new fluids
I am new to this forum, and to Dodge trucks as well. so please excuse my ignorance. I did a search and didn't find any info on adjusting the front bearings on my 2x4. The Haynes manual I have only has adjustment for 99 and earlier trucks. The ball joints seem to be OK but I know this is an issue with these trucks. Is their a torque setting for the nylock type nut I'm seeing?
I just bought this truck with 60000 miles thinking I would have something dependable to tow my Real MoneyPit (63fj40) around with, but It seems like this dodge is also going to be one.
After lurking here the last couple of months I decided I had better check my lift pump, and I had 0 psi @ idle. I guess time will tell with my Injection pump. I am leaving in 1 week for a 3000 mile trip to Texas to go 4 wheeling and I am more than nervous. Thanks for any input any of you mite have on the torque spec.
Alec Wilkins
1963 fj40 (with to much stuff to list)
2001 2500 CTD, aFe Stage II, New Lift Pump, and all new fluids
