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I purchased 6 NOS from a popular supplier. The OEM springs are 3/8 inch longer and easier to install.

Thank you Sir. I agree and I will put all four on the rear axles. I am planning on doing the front axle too but that is a longer project due to inner seals and boots in addition to bearings, wheel cylinders, and seals so it is a "next weekend" thing. :) I will purchase two more so that I...

I need some advice here. I may be at a work stoppage due to discomfort in lack of knowledge. I am doing my brakes, wheel cylinders, bearings, and seals plus boots up front. I have two pics of the return spring. One is the old. original spring installed and one is with the old original next to...

Your story so you can tell it anyway you want. Note; the psi's do increase as the foot pounds do as they are proportionate to each other. lol jimm1009

Hello fellow owners, I have a need for clarification on a torque related to this area. M35A2; TM9-2329-209-20-3-2, page 14-53, Rear Axles Bearing Nut(s) installation process. Turn inner nut until the wheel binds slightly and tighten back off 1/8 turn. Install outer nut and torque to 50 ft...

The hubs have two slots cut in them 180 degrees from each other. You need to wipe all the grease out of the outboard area of the outer race in order to see them. It will take an 8 to 10 inch punch to knock them out. A good size it 5/16 diameter. Knock on one side twice and then the other side...