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  • pat64tbird
    Apprentice
    • Apr 3 2014
    • 99

    Torque on steering wheel nut.

    Hello Members,

    I haven't been on this forum for awhile so I hope everyone is well. The library section of this website lists the torque setting for the steering nut to be between 40 and 60 foot pounds. What torque did you use on your 64 T-bird? I am replacing my brothers 'detent' and I was looking for a more precise tightness. 40 to 60 foot pounds seem like a wide margin. Thank you for your input.

    Sincerely,

    Patrick
  • simplyconnected
    Administrator
    • May 26 2009
    • 8787

    #2
    Since the steering wheel is splined with the shaft, I don't think this torque is critical. I would think 40 foot pounds should be enough. - Dave
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    • pat64tbird
      Apprentice
      • Apr 3 2014
      • 99

      #3
      Thanks Dave.

      Patrick

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