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Old 09-02-2016, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by gsxr View Post
Removal is simple. Installation, not so much. If you over-torque the nut, it will compress the internal crush sleeve which sets pinion bearing preload, and quickly kill the bearing. And no, you cannot just loosen it a little. The only way to fix an over-crushed sleeve is total diff teardown & pinion removal to replace the sleeve - not possible as DIY for most people. The factory procedure uses a very expensive rotational torque measurement tool to properly set torque.

If you go down this road, be very, very careful when torqueing the pinion flange nut.

And how would you go about not over torquing that nut? Would you index the position of that nut on the threads, and only move that nut to that indexed position when your retorque?
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