drive Shaft Question

**Explicit_Spade** · 05-17-2012

I can use photoshop too...

**Pure2sin** · 05-17-2012

I wasn't saying it is supposed to be 159ft lbs.

I was laughing at the fact that it says 159ft lbs. lol

**Fivefingerdeathpunch** · 05-17-2012

I want to yell at this thread.

YELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111 111111

And I understand Pure, its stupid funny that they (whatever you are looking at) says 159.

**Explicit_Spade** · 05-17-2012

My driveshaft has U-joints.

**Pure2sin** · 05-17-2012

Fast forward to about the 5:00 mark:

Replacing Front Wheel Bearing Impala,Grand Prix (part 2 of 2 - YouTube

lol

**Fivefingerdeathpunch** · 05-17-2012

Lol.

Everybody is wrong.

**Bronco Boy** · 05-17-2012

Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch

Lol.

Everybody is wrong.

Isn't that what the wrong people say?

Wheel nuts, ball joint, tie rods etc are torqued to 85-110 ft lbs. Now take a 36mm nut and torque it to 118 ft lbs, one would call that hand tight for that
size of nut.

But like I said, do as you wish.

**Fivefingerdeathpunch** · 05-17-2012

I'm still not wrong.

I've been right this whole time, its 118 ft lbs for the axle nut, not 159.

So I rest my case and we can get on with our lives.

**rvnwlf** · 05-20-2012

As it turns out, when I got the wheel bearings home there was a card attached to each on with a cheat sheet.
For a 02 Grand Prix the sheet showed 118.

All of the replies have brought up another question. Is there a standalone software out there that will give you the same kind of information that everyone has been pulling up? I wouldn't have a problem paying a one time fee. I just could not bring myself to a monthly fee for personal use.