Torque Specs for 94 Corvette
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Heel & Toe
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From: Ossineke Mi
Torque Specs for 94 Corvette
Probably a dumb question for anyone with a shop manual, but when changing the thermostat, what should the bolts be torqued at when re-installing? Also.....how important is it to torque the wheels to 100 ft. lbs. Could that create a problem if not to that exact spec?
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Re: Torque Specs for 94 Corvette (kalyko)
"Thermostat housing bolt" is 18 lb ft
The wheel torque doesn't have to be exact. 90-110 would be fine. You do probably want to try and get them all about the same on one wheel.
The wheel torque doesn't have to be exact. 90-110 would be fine. You do probably want to try and get them all about the same on one wheel.
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Re: Torque Specs for 94 Corvette (steve9899)
The wheel torque doesn't have to be exact. 90-110 would be fine. You do probably want to try and get them all about the same on one wheel.
:iagree: I've read that improper torquing of lug nuts can lead to premature brake rotor warpage.
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Re: Torque Specs for 94 Corvette (sraft)
The wheel torque doesn't have to be exact. 90-110 would be fine. You do probably want to try and get them all about the same on one wheel.
:iagree: I've read that improper torquing of lug nuts can lead to premature brake rotor warpage.
:iagree: I've read that improper torquing of lug nuts can lead to premature brake rotor warpage.
