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Bob Supina

326 transmission shaft nut torque?

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I have worked on the transmission and want to put it back together. There is BIG nut on the shaft.
Does anyone have any idea what torque should be should be used on the nut?
The shop manual has detailed instructions to disassemble the clutch area and simply states...
"For assembly reverse procedure."

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