Q: What are the toque specs for a inner tie rod for a 2003 Ford ranger 2wd?

asked by on May 11, 2017

Need inner tie rod toque specs

My car has 160000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

Hello. The torque specification for the inner tie rod on this vehicle is 74 foot pounds. Make sure that you properly lock the tie rod down also.

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