Full Version: Torque spec for the 3 rear susp "cup" brkt bolts?
how about the long shock bolt?
Tight ...... I use an impact wrench .....
IIRC, the cup bolts get 50. It's in the Haynes, but you have to speak Haynes to understand which one is which. It's the control arm bearing on body, or some such.
QUOTE(McMark @ Jul 26 2007, 08:53 PM) 
IIRC, the cup bolts get 50. It's in the Haynes, but you have to speak Haynes to understand which one is which. It's the control arm bearing on body, or some such.
Yeah I read it but apparently wrong. I thought they meant the nut on the body mount and the other the pivot bracket that Haynes calls the Control arm bearing:
Control arm bearing//body @ 50 ft/lbs.
Control arm bearing/control arm@ 108 ft/lbs.
Are both the nuts on the control arm 108 ft/lbs.?
BTW did you call Mueller, he thinks you're avoiding him, LOL?
FSM recommends the trailing arm be supported horizontal when the tw control arm nuts are torqued.
FYI if you are using original bushing and not poly.
FYI if you are using original bushing and not poly.
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