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JACKING INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: Before jacking up the truck,
firmly
set the
park
ing
brake and block the wheel
diagonally opposite from the jack position.
Jack and tools
are stored with the
spare
tire behind
seat or secured in
corner of
cab.
TURN JACK HANDLE
CLOCKWISE TO
RAISE, COUNTER CLOCKWISE
TO
LOWER.
MOOELS
JACKING POINT ON VEHICLE
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FRONT
REAR
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LOWER
CONTROL
ARM
Except
K
models
Pivot Bar
Under Axle
PIVOT
Place
Suitable Jack
Housing
Near Wheel
Under Axle Center
To Be
Raised
K Models
Near Spring Seat.
CAUTION:
Never get beneath the
tru
ck
when
it
is
supported
only
by a jack. Always use
safety
stands to support the truck
if
nec~
essary to
get
underneath. On vehicles
equipped with a positraction differential ~~~RltlI~i
do not run the
engine
with one drive
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UN
JACK LOCATION
,
REAR
POSITION JACK UNDER
AXLE
HOUSING AS
CLOSE
TO
WHEEl
AS
POSSIBLE.
wheel
oft'
the ground since the vehicle
CONTROL
ARM PIVOT
BAR.
may
drive through the wheel remaining
on the
ground.
WHEEl REMOVAL
REMOVE
HUB CAP
W
ITH
WHEEl
WRENCH
.
LOOSEN,
BUT
DO NOT
REMOVE
WHEEL NUTS
BEFORE USING JACK.
WHEELS
Wheel Nut Torques-10-30
Series
On a
new
vehicle or after the
wheel
has been
changed,
the wheel nut torque must be checked
at 100,
1,000
and 6,000 miles and every 6,000
miles
thereafter.
• 62
'
CAUTION: When removing wheel rim, loosen all
nuts approximately flush with end of stud, then
tap
clamp to loosen
rim.
Do not remove nuts until
clamps are free or
clamp
may fly off of stud. When
installing
rim,
tighten
attaching nuts alternately
and evenly to avoid excessive wheel run-out.
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