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prop nut torque spec?
Hi all here is a question I have tried to find the answer to for a while (forgot someone here would probably know), but I need to know the torgue value for the prop nut. I have a 98 ps190 with LT-1 and power slot, in case there is a difference.
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Just snug it up good and tight, I am not sure is there is a specific value, but after 18 years and 5 props that has worked for me.
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Thanks that is what I have been doing for years as well, but figured there had to be a value. Even the dealership said just put it on tight, LOL
Well JKTX21 setting the shaft is important Sorry could not resist. |
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The manual for my '97 PS205 says 50 ft/lbs.
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Always retighten after first use after replacing prop, then periodic checks.
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And if it comes off more than a few times, replace the nut. More props, shafts, struts and keys are boogered up by the nut backing off.
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