Torque Specifications: Transmission

1992 Ford Ranger 2D Pickup, 2.9 T, StandardSECTION Transmission
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TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS (TRANSMISSION)

Application Ft. Lbs. (N.m)
Mazda M5OD (Aerostar, Bronco II & Ranger)
Clutch Housing-to-Engine Bolt 28-38 (38-52)
Drive Shaft U-Bolt 10-15 (14-21)
Shift Lever Bolt 46-68 (64-92)
Starter Bolt 15-20 (21-27)
Transmission Mount-to-Crossmember Nut 60-80 (81-109)
Transmission Mount-to-Transmission Bolt 60-80 (81-109)
Mazda M5OD (Bronco & Ranger)
Clutch Housing-to-Engine Bolt 40-50 (54-68)
Drive Shaft U-Bolt 10-15 (14-21)
Starter Bolt 15-20 (21-27)
Transmission Mount-to-Crossmember Nut 71-94 (96-127)
Transmission Mount-to-Transmission Bolt 45-60 (61-81)
Ford S5-42 ZF (Bronco E350 & "F" Series)
Clutch Housing-to-Engine Bolt 40-50 (54-68)
Drive Shaft U-Bolt 10-15 (14-21)
Starter Bolt 15-20 (21-27)
Transmission Mount-to-Crossmember Nut 50-70 (68-95)
Transmission Mount-to-Transmission Bolt 45-60 (61-81)
Upper Shift Lever-to-Lower Shift Lever 16-24 (22-33)
Borg-Warner (F150/250 2WD)
Clutch Housing-to-Engine Bolt 35-50 (47-68)
Drive Shaft U-Bolt 10-15 (14-21)
Starter Bolt 15-20 (21-27)
Transmission Mount-to-Crossmember Nut 50-70 (68-95)
Transmission Mount-to-Transmission Bolt 45-60 (61-81)
Upper Shift Lever-to-Lower Shift Lever 16-24 (22-33)
Mitsubishi FM132 (2WD) & FM146 (4WD)
Clutch Housing-to-Engine Bolt 35-50 (47-68)
Drain Plug 25-40 (34-54)
PTO Cover Bolt 25-35 (34-47)
Starter Bolt 15-20 (21-27)
Transmission Mount-to-Crossmember Nut 50-70 (68-95)
Transmission Mount-to-Transmission Bolt 45-60 (61-81)
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