Torque settings required
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Racer
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From: Victoria
Torque settings required
Lent my 89 FSM out
,What are torque settings at body for trailing arm brackets (bracket with 3 bolts that attach to the body)
also for camber connecting rod(torque setting for bolt at knuckle)
Does it matter how the rear end is positioned when the spindle nut is torqued, ie: with hubs hanging or should I jack the rear up to normal operating height before being torqued?
,What are torque settings at body for trailing arm brackets (bracket with 3 bolts that attach to the body)also for camber connecting rod(torque setting for bolt at knuckle)
Does it matter how the rear end is positioned when the spindle nut is torqued, ie: with hubs hanging or should I jack the rear up to normal operating height before being torqued?
Last edited by Qiken; Jun 3, 2009 at 07:08 PM. Reason: additional info
Drifting
Joined: May 2002
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From: The Motor City
I realize this is an old thread, but does NOBODY know the torque values for the three bolts that hold the rear trailing arm brackets to the chassis? I've looked through the FSM and it doesn't seem to be listed there at all.
Somebody HAS to know this. Bueller? Bueller?
Somebody HAS to know this. Bueller? Bueller?
Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2013
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From: Valrico Florida
I have this information in my 85 FSM, someone on here should have a FSM for the 89 and can let you know.
All the Torque Specs for all the associated rear suspensions bolts are found on the last page of that section in the manual.
All the Torque Specs for all the associated rear suspensions bolts are found on the last page of that section in the manual.
Drifting
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From: The Motor City
I found the answer in the Hayes manual: 70ft-lbs.
