Do you guys have the service manual for the SM610 FRONT SUSPENSION I needo to know all the specs

The torque specifications for the front suspension of a 1998 Lincoln Town Car will depend on the specific components that make up the suspension system.
Here are some of the common torque specifications for the front suspension of a 1998 Lincoln Town Car:

• Ball joint nut: 52 ft-lbs
• Control arm to frame bolt: 52 ft-lbs
• Control arm to spindle nut: 52 ft-lbs
• Stabilizer bar link nut: 28 ft-lbs
• Strut mount to steering knuckle bolt: 30 ft-lbs
• Strut to steering knuckle nut: 30 ft-lbs

It is important to note that these torque specifications are based on general information and may vary depending on the specific model of the Lincoln Town Car and the condition of the vehicle.
It is always recommended to consult a factory service manual or professional mechanic to obtain the most accurate torque specifications for your specific vehicle.

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You really need a Service Manual if you want to go into that detail. Most nuts and bolts at just tightened to a point by feel depending on the bolt size. I have only ever used a torque wrench on cylinder head bolts. Tight plus a quarter turn is often a good rule.

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Here's a link to your front suspension,you will need to join their site to see,it's free. Repair Guides 4wd Front Suspension 4wd Front Suspension AutoZone com

2006-2007
FRONT Soft ride & sport suspension, 118 ft-lbs/160 Nm;
heavy duty suspension, 170 ft-lbs/230 Nm.
REAR Models with FE7 suspension 147 ft-lbs/200 Nm.

they have and auto adjuster from standard but a lot of shops and race guys fit a manual adjuster (be aware that the te/sm610 does have a lot of chain and tensioner faults)

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