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    Guidance on replacing Differential Yokes

    I believe the correct process is in the manuals. you use a needle type torque wrench to see the reading before the flange starts to move. That is how tight it needs to be after reinstall, plus a very small increment, which is listed in the TM. This is more sensitive than a tie rod end.
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