Just FYI manual mistake, (1 Viewer)

RavenTai

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• Mar 13, 2005

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Was looking at torque for the front drive-shaft bolts and noticed a discrepancy in the 96 LX FSM. In the components view for the differential it shows

74 Nm
20-LB'


Well 74 Nm is 54 LB'

It is shown correctly in the drive shaft components and in the torque specs for the drive shaft section (PROPELLER SHAFT)

 

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• Mar 13, 2005

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Thanks Raven. Any more typos?



-B-

 

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• Mar 13, 2005

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Thanks Raven. Can you please review the 97 FSM and let me know if you see anything?

Actually for the ds bolts, I just put them on by feel. Want them tight, but loose enough to get off on the trail just in case

 

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• Mar 13, 2005

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at page EG201 of the 94 FSM the reference in item 3 to the "front No. 3" exhaust pipe should be to the "rear no. 3 exhaust pipe". Please make a note.

Do I win $5 ?

 

RavenTai

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OK I'll keep to myself then

Junk said:

Actually for the ds bolts, I just put them on by feel. Want them tight, but loose enough to get off on the trail just in case

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That is actually not a bad idea, they were a bear to remove, some I got of with an impact, the rest my tired impact could not remove, had to use double wrenches.

Just need to make sure they are tight enough, anti-seize would be good here.