Spec manual

[GMJedi]

In this great internet connected world, have factory manuals become accessible to the common man/woman? Something that doesn’t require a membership to see if it’s even the correct manufacturer? Looking for torque specs for front bearing to knuckle and cv shaft nut.

 

[Rocket Man]

Just Google it. Torque specs should be available but not complete service manuals.

 

[east302]

I use alldatadiy.com which seems to be pretty close to a factory manual. Online subscription is about $30/yr and I'd say that (for me) it has paid for itself.



For a 1998 K1500...
Bolts to steering knuckle are 133 ft-lbs, axle nut is 165 ft-lbs.

Both are a ton of fun to achieve while trying to keep the damn thing from spinning.

 

[Rocket Man]

I use alldatadiy.com which seems to be pretty close to a factory manual. Online subscription is about $30/yr and I'd say that (for me) it has paid for itself.



For a 1998 K1500...
Bolts to steering knuckle are 133 ft-lbs, axle nut is 165.

Both are a ton of fun to achieve while trying to keep the damn thing from spinning.

On my 02 I used a short length of pipe in between two of the wheel studs, like this:

 

[HiHoeSilver]

^same here

 

[97WhiteYukon]

Looks like you got it, 133ft lbs according to my GM C/K truck manual I attached a pic of the page, hopefully it works.

 

[GMJedi]

Looks like you got it, 133ft lbs according to my GM C/K truck manual I attached a pic of the page, hopefully it works.

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Sweet!!!