Guys quick Tourque specs on these few nuts.. FAST HELP!!

[Guest ON3GO]

hey guys i just got my wheels and tires put together, my coilovers done, everything, and im about to put my front struts on the car but im stuck.

i cant find the tourque specs on the big nut that connects the steering knuckle to the ball joint, and the other nut that connects the steering knuckle to the steering arm...

you know the two nuts that the cotter pin go threw.

i think thats all for now.. any help?

 

 

mike

[Guest ON3GO]

please somebody!!!!!!!!! i need to get this done today or ill be behind a day, and i have work tonight at 11, and every other day this week. i want to get this car to alex on monday...

anybody?

 

mike

[auxilary]

hey guys i just got my wheels and tires put together' date=' my coilovers done, everything, and im about to put my front struts on the car but im stuck.

i cant find the tourque specs on the big nut that connects the steering knuckle to the ball joint, and the other nut that connects the steering knuckle to the steering arm...

you know the two nuts that the cotter pin go threw.

i think thats all for now.. any help?

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Going by memory here...i can double check with my FSM when I get home.

 

nut that connects balljoint to steering knuckle = 55 - 65 ft lbs

nut that connects tie rod to steering knuckle = 45 ft lbs

[Guest ON3GO]

thanks, i did them all by 55lbs, so i guess ill correct that and bring it down to 45lbs..

[SleeperZ]

Dude, are you putting this all together without a FSM or Haynes manual? The Haynes is at least good enough to supply most of the nut and bolt torque specs...

[Guest ON3GO]

i have a haynes but i couldnt find the specs in the book.

 

mike

[auxilary]

if memory serves, haynes manual chapter 10 is suspension, and in the end of the chapter it lists all the torque specs. I have the manual at home

[dmiller240]

the torque specs are on the second page of the chapter.

[dmiller240]

the torque specs are on the second page of the chapter.