Re: Peterson's 1940 Packard
Posted by West Peterson On 2010/3/5 15:57:32
33-34. Slide the washer with the aligment holes into place. If a hole doesn't match with the button, you can either back the nut off slightly, or, in this case, torque it a little more to match the two pieces. It would depend on which way is closer.
35-36. If the cotter pin can fit through the key hole after the outer nut is placed, you know that the inner nut has been sufficiently torqued. Install a new cotter pin with the ends bent over the nut to keep it from backing off, then reinstall the cover, and you're done.
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35-36. If the cotter pin can fit through the key hole after the outer nut is placed, you know that the inner nut has been sufficiently torqued. Install a new cotter pin with the ends bent over the nut to keep it from backing off, then reinstall the cover, and you're done.
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