Just a question to consider. With all of the talk about large impact wrenches, make sure you have a compressor with enough CFMs to run the big guns.
Need to tighten up bolt on rear yoke on front diff
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Cam Roberts, Jul 8, 2018.
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You can run a big gun off a small compressor. Just depletes the air very fast. Your typical 60 gallon 220 volt compressor is pretty much taxed to the max running a 3/4 IR or CP impact. You can usually knock off 1 wheel before needing to let the air build back up.
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Make sure you get that nut on good, it’s no fun when you lose it
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this video shows removing the front yoke and i beleve re installing the rear yoke. as well as the rear u joint.
remember that the nuts and strap kits are considered one time use only.dustinbrock and SAR Thank this.
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