Great video! A helpful tip for anyone using pliers is to squeeze a socket between the jaws so the tips stay open the right distance and the pliers don't snap shut on you.
What is the proper driveshaft nut torque?,the genuine Subaru Models 1800 CC EA81 Engine Service Manual for 1980-1994 Subaru Models Says 196 nm and the other Gregories 1800 CC EA81 Engine Service Manual for 1980-1994 Subaru Models Says 225nm,it is far too confusing for me as the safe tight range is 196nm at the lower end of the scale and it is 225nm at the upper end of the scale.
The manual I have has a torque of 196 - 198 nm so I went to 196 nm and then tightened to the next hole in the castle nut so mine would be closer to 200 nm. You should be fine if your somewhere in that range. Hope this helps.
Great video!
A helpful tip for anyone using pliers is to squeeze a socket between the jaws so the tips stay open the right distance and the pliers don't snap shut on you.
Brilliant:) This one and the axle change out video have been gold while I rebuild my 84 wagon ,cheers much
I bought the tool off ebay to screw in the brake piston. Does 6 different styles, cost about $10.
Great video, could you do one on the rear brakes and bleeding the brake lines.
Is there are aftermarket brakes that you know?
I would just disconnect the handbrake cable at the caliper. On my ute with the hand brake off, there cables can be disconnected very easily.
Hi Micheal.... I've got a rear disc set up from an l series... Wondering if I can still use my original brumby axels?
L-series doesn’t share the same CV stubs as the brumby unless it has been converted
What is the proper driveshaft nut torque?,the genuine Subaru Models 1800 CC EA81 Engine Service Manual for 1980-1994 Subaru Models Says 196 nm and the other Gregories 1800 CC EA81 Engine Service Manual for 1980-1994 Subaru Models Says 225nm,it is far too confusing for me as the safe tight range is 196nm at the lower end of the scale and it is 225nm at the upper end of the scale.
The manual I have has a torque of 196 - 198 nm so I went to 196 nm and then tightened to the next hole in the castle nut so mine would be closer to 200 nm. You should be fine if your somewhere in that range. Hope this helps.