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  1. 04-27-2014, 10:22 AM #1
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    Default the*OEM plastic*heim joints that attach to the sway bar on 2013 models

    Could anyone help me with the correct torque to be applied when installing the new metal the heim joints that attach to the sway bar on 2013 models

    Hope I've placed this query in the correct but am not to flash when it comes to using online forums.

    In anticipactation many thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KennW View Post
    Could anyone help me with the correct torque to be applied when installing the new metal the heim joints that attach to the sway bar on 2013 models

    Hope I've placed this query in the correct but am not to flash when it comes to using online forums.

    In anticipactation many thanks.

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    Default sorry

    Did some checking on the shop manual but they have no torque spec. There is a torque chart you can check but I have my torque wrench in my hands. They are nylock nuts so tighten as much as you can with short wrenches. Long handle wrenches or ratchets may over do it...
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    Ummmmmm....
    I always install the new parts, with the same amount of effort, that it took to remove the old parts...
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    In my defense; I've not lost any parts off of anything, in a VERY long time...
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