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#1409314 05/10/2021 1:54 PM
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Hello ALL just a quick question rebuildable tie rob ends . I disassembled both side's cleaned checked ball to see if it was outround was not bad .Installed new spring seat spring concaved puck BALL other puck then threaded end piece lightly greased by hand when assembly but to get the threaded end plug in were I can get a cotter key in to lock the threaded end plug it IS darn tight is there a torque speck or what am I doing wrong!!!!! I wish I had mic the old ones as I took them out dot I didn't could anyone advise me Thank you!!!!!!!! Both sides are tight THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

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Outlaw, sounds like this information will help you - I'm going to attach the instructions from the shop manual. This should help with your questions. Note that the left photo is the first "page", the middle is the second and the third (right photo) is the remaining information from the Shop manual. The "installation instruction" will provide some insight, I think. Tightening something up until it stops and then backing off until the cotter pin can be installed seems "strange" but that's what it says! Good luck and happy bolting.

Ron
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Last edited by Dusty53; 05/10/2021 4:00 PM. Reason: additional information

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