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I am once again installing my old winch on another Jeep. This winch has gotten me out of more trouble, saved me from my own stupidity, and rescued my friends from themselves countless times. Since this is a re-installation I will skip the steps of unpack the winch and plate, bolt fairlead to plate, bolt winch to plate. That is all to simple. Okay keeping the little nuts in the winch while you try to screw in a bolt is a PITA. Don't forget to anti-seize these. It is even worse when you try to take it apart for some reason.
Additional
Parts: 6 stainless steel washers, 2 M10 1.50x50mm bolts (40mm may work) 2 M10 1.50 washers |
Tools
Needed: T-55 Torx Socket 15mm Socket 3/8" Socket Adjustable wrench |
N-m | Ft. Lbs. | In. Lbs. | |
FRONT BUMPER SCREW | 104 | 77 | - |
FRONT TOW HOOK SCREW |
108 | 80 | - |
STABILIZER BAR RETAINER AND BRACKET BOLT | 54 | 40 | - |
This page last updated: 26-Apr-2018
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