i was told that you tighten it untill you can feel it get tight in the middle of steering range, then back it off a lil and tighten it down.
im sure 4x4high will have the correct procedure for you
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Found a pretty major problem. Now what?
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i was told that you tighten it untill you can feel it get tight in the middle of steering range, then back it off a lil and tighten it down.
im sure 4x4high will have the correct procedure for you
Nice avatar photo, Chris. I like that one. 
Colby, here is the CORRECT procedure for making the adjustment. You'll need an in/lb torque wrench of the dial type preferably or a beam type (the dial is MUCH easier to use for this). Read the "overcenter preload torque" and then "overcenter preload specifications"
