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Should i get a 2-12nm torque wrench? What applications does it have?
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>>28910742
I have one (it's in inch-pounds, since I'm from Freedomstan) that I use exclusively for setting preload on pinion bearings. I rebuild a lot of rear diffs for C/K trucks, so it is a necessary tool. It's one of those tools that you rarely need, but when you do, it is necessary to avoid destroying whatever you're working on.
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>>28911073
Arn't you supposed to use the torsion beam ones for axles?
Idk, I've rebuilt a single GM 10 bolt.
It's noisy but hasn't exploded after 50K miles
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>>28911285
Yeah that's the style I use. If it's noisy, pop the cover off and check it again with your needle gauge. Something is off if it's noisy, unless you have a truetrac or Detroit locker, and even then they're fairly quiet.
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>>28910742
always good to have just know how to read it. i spendt a weekend carefully drilling out a steel bolt from an aluminium head since my dad snapped an injector hold down bolt down there. it was supposed to be torqued to 7nm, he tried to reach 70nm having misread the handle.
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