Jun 2, 2025 #1 Austin86250 Full Access Member Joined Oct 5, 2021 Posts 1,014 Reaction score 682 Location idaho Looking for the torque spec on a 2wd t-19 output yolk Internet and searches are not of use
Jun 2, 2025 #2 rreegg IDI n TDI Supporting Member Joined Feb 10, 2022 Posts 695 Reaction score 421 Location Puget Sound For the retaining nut? This is Haynes Attachments IMG_1891.jpeg 392.9 KB · Views: 10
Jun 3, 2025 #3 Austin86250 Full Access Member Joined Oct 5, 2021 Posts 1,014 Reaction score 682 Location idaho rreegg said: For the retaining nut? This is Haynes Click to expand... 75-110 that seems a bit light to me?
rreegg said: For the retaining nut? This is Haynes Click to expand... 75-110 that seems a bit light to me?
Jun 3, 2025 #4 FrozenMerc Full Access Member Joined Dec 21, 2018 Posts 457 Reaction score 789 Location SW Missouri What size is the threaded output shaft? If 5/8" - Fine Thread, 180 - 200 ft-lbs should be close. If 3/4" - Fine Thread, 320 - 350 ft-lbs should be close. This is based on a standard high strength fastener, k factor = 0.15 to 0.17 to get to 80% of proof load. I just did the output yoke on my ZF 5 a couple of weeks ago, but it was some metric size shaft and nut. 200 ft-lbs per the manual for that unit.
What size is the threaded output shaft? If 5/8" - Fine Thread, 180 - 200 ft-lbs should be close. If 3/4" - Fine Thread, 320 - 350 ft-lbs should be close. This is based on a standard high strength fastener, k factor = 0.15 to 0.17 to get to 80% of proof load. I just did the output yoke on my ZF 5 a couple of weeks ago, but it was some metric size shaft and nut. 200 ft-lbs per the manual for that unit.