After completing a TMC wheel end adjustment which of the following confirms that the adjustment is as specified?

A) preload drag of 5-inch pounds (0.56 N.m) measured with fishscale
B) preload drag of 5-foot pounds (7 N.m) measured with torque wrench
C) endplay of 0.001-inch to 0.005-inch (0.025 to 0.127 mm) measured with a dial indicator
D) endplay within 0.010-inch (0.254 mm) measured with a dial indicator

TMC Wheel End Adjustment

A procedure or set of guidelines issued by the Technology & Maintenance Council for adjusting the wheel end of a vehicle to ensure proper alignment and performance.

Preload Drag

A condition characterized by friction and drag in machinery components, typically bearings, caused by an applied preload force to ensure clearance elimination and precise operation.

Endplay

Linear play in a shaft, wheel, or rotor. The slang term for this, slop, describes the condition well. Some OEMs use the term axial slop to describe endplay.