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Old 09-11-2005, 11:12 AM
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torque specs

does anyone know where to find torque specs for a 2003 chevy silverado 4.8l 4x4. I am looking for specs for the front wheel hub assembly center nut.
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Old 09-11-2005, 11:15 AM
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Re: torque specs

Haynes manuals usually tell you how much to torque the various nuts and bolts when doing repairs. You can get one at Advance Auto Parts
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Re: torque specs

My manual only covers thru 2002, but it says for 2002 to torque to 155 ft/lbs for the Driveaxle/hub nut
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Re: torque specs

I can only find manuals for up to 2002.
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Re: torque specs

did you get it back together?
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Re: torque specs

No, I e-mailed GMgoodwrench to try and find out the right torque specs and procedure. Someone told me it's a two stage torque spec, but I don't see how because the bearings are allready pressed into the assembly.
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