RE: Mechanical Ref Book needed-lbs to torque wheel bolts?

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Factory Service manual. $90.

Ron

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From: owner-dakota-truck@buffnet.net
[mailto:owner-dakota-truck@buffnet.net]On Behalf Of Jack Paulson
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 8:45 AM
To: dodge dakota
Subject: DML: Mechanical Ref Book needed-lbs to torque wheel bolts?

What is a good mechanical reference book for a novice
do it yourself mechanic?

For example, I want to rotate my tires and have the
cast aluminum wheels - To what Foot Pounds do I
torque the bolts? In the acrhives I've read numbers
between 85 to 100.

I would like to do other maintance projects but, I'd
like to have good instructions.

Thanks
 
0 - The Truck
2000 Quad Cab 4X4-Sport
- V-6
- Automatic
- Sports Plus Package
- Limited Slip Rear Diff. - 3.55
- Trailer Tow Group, HD Package, Skid Plates
0 - Added:
- Airaid air filter
- Flowmaster 3 chamber
- Steel Horse Torneau cover
- Taylor Spiro Pro 8mm wires
0 - Future Add:
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