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#540771 05/25/2009 8:04 PM
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Ive finally got the front end back together and underneath my COE, but I cant find a torque value for the tie rod ends, where the ball studs attach to the steering arms. Any body know? Its an EF-300 model.

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isnt that a jam nut ?


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