roughrider > 1989 Ford Bronco

1989 Ford Bronco
Owner: roughrider 
From: Jefferson, LA, U.S.A.        (Other registries in LA)
Year, Make, & Model: 1989 Ford Bronco        (Other Ford Broncos)
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Nickname: Rough Rider
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Engine: 302 EFI
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Last Updated: 2/21/2009
Hits: 9649
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Folder Hits Comments Created Updated
folder INTRO7001,78904/9/084/9/08
    folder Taking Delivery6002,37904/9/084/9/08
    folder Under the Hood24006,51204/10/084/10/08
    folder Interior28006,78504/10/084/10/08
    folder Exterior18002,17404/10/084/10/08
    folder Down Under29007,94304/10/084/10/08
folder LEVEE10023701/4/091/4/09
folder REPAIRS10022001/4/091/4/09
    folder Brass Tee Project10002,48201/4/091/4/09
    folder Spanner Socket Bushing13006,61702/21/092/21/09
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Dada gets a thumb up from Sarah for a job well done.
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Dada gets a thumb up from Sarah for a job well done.
Use your ratchet to tighten then torque to specification.
012.jpg
530 hits | 8.09 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Use your ratchet to tighten then torque to specification.
Fit the spanner socket onto the locking nut and tuck the bushing in.
011.jpg
509 hits | 7.29 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Fit the spanner socket onto the locking nut and tuck the bushing in.
It fit quite nicely onto the spanner socket. I used a cheap $20 6” digital caliper from HF. I’m not making parts for the Space Shuttle.
010.jpg
512 hits | 5.87 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
It fit quite nicely onto the spanner socket. I used a cheap $20 6” digital caliper from HF. I’m not making parts for the Space Shuttle.
Then cut your inner dimension (outside diameter of spanner socket). The cheap little circle cutter produced a cool littler chamfer (about 45°) on the outside of the bushing which made it fit really, really nice in the hub. The inside cut was mor...
009.jpg
455 hits | 4.31 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Then cut your inner dimension (outside diameter of spanner socket). The cheap little circle cutter produced a cool littler chamfer (about 45°) on the outside of the bushing which made it fit really, really nice in the hub. The inside cut was mor...
Cut your outer dimension first (inside diameter of hub).
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531 hits | 3.05 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Cut your outer dimension first (inside diameter of hub).
You can use wood to make the bushing but I would avoid plywood because the little splinters could get up in the hub and cause problems. I chose to use this cutting board made of nylon like plastic.
007.jpg
548 hits | 8.55 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
You can use wood to make the bushing but I would avoid plywood because the little splinters could get up in the hub and cause problems. I chose to use this cutting board made of nylon like plastic.
Here it is chucked into the drill. The packaging has no listed specifications of the tool so I can not verify maximum recommended RPM. Just make sure that the cutters are spaced as close as possible to exact to minimize eccentric movement. You can...
006.jpg
576 hits | 4.59 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Here it is chucked into the drill. The packaging has no listed specifications of the tool so I can not verify maximum recommended RPM. Just make sure that the cutters are spaced as close as possible to exact to minimize eccentric movement. You can...
I bought this circle cutter at HF for $5.
005.jpg
535 hits | 9.37 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
I bought this circle cutter at HF for $5.
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Here it is chucked into the drill. The packaging has no listed specifications of the tool so I can not verify maximum recommended RPM. Just make sure that the cutters are spaced as close as possible to exact to minimize eccentric movement. You can...
006.jpg
576 hits | 4.59 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Here it is chucked into the drill. The packaging has no listed specifications of the tool so I can not verify maximum recommended RPM. Just make sure that the cutters are spaced as close as possible to exact to minimize eccentric movement. You can...
You can use wood to make the bushing but I would avoid plywood because the little splinters could get up in the hub and cause problems. I chose to use this cutting board made of nylon like plastic.
007.jpg
548 hits | 8.55 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
You can use wood to make the bushing but I would avoid plywood because the little splinters could get up in the hub and cause problems. I chose to use this cutting board made of nylon like plastic.
I bought this circle cutter at HF for $5.
005.jpg
535 hits | 9.37 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
I bought this circle cutter at HF for $5.
Cut your outer dimension first (inside diameter of hub).
008.jpg
531 hits | 3.05 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Cut your outer dimension first (inside diameter of hub).
Use your ratchet to tighten then torque to specification.
012.jpg
530 hits | 8.09 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Use your ratchet to tighten then torque to specification.
This spanner socket will start to slip off of the locking nut once you pass 100 ft lbs or so of torque. I even had someone else handling the torque wrench while I used both hands to hold the socket onto the nut. The torque action kept causing the s...
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521 hits | 3.2 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
This spanner socket will start to slip off of the locking nut once you pass 100 ft lbs or so of torque. I even had someone else handling the torque wrench while I used both hands to hold the socket onto the nut. The torque action kept causing the s...
It fit quite nicely onto the spanner socket. I used a cheap $20 6” digital caliper from HF. I’m not making parts for the Space Shuttle.
010.jpg
512 hits | 5.87 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
It fit quite nicely onto the spanner socket. I used a cheap $20 6” digital caliper from HF. I’m not making parts for the Space Shuttle.
Fit the spanner socket onto the locking nut and tuck the bushing in.
011.jpg
509 hits | 7.29 KB | Posted: 2/21/09
Fit the spanner socket onto the locking nut and tuck the bushing in.
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