Fastener Tightening Specifications

2013 Buick Regal Turbo Premium, Standard TransSECTION Fastener Tightening Specifications
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Fastener Tightening Specifications

Application Specification
Metric English
Front Lower Control Arm Front Bolt (GNA)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 90 Degrees
Front Lower Control Arm Front Bolt (GNB)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 75 Degrees
Front Lower Control Arm Rear Nut (GNA) (Qty: 2)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 75 Degrees
Front Lower Control Arm Rear Nut (GNB) (Qty: 2)
  • First Pass
115 N.m 85 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 120 Degrees
Front Lower Control Arm Bushing Bolt
  • First Pass
55 N.m 41 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 90 Degrees
Front Lower Control Arm Nut at the Yoke (GNB)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 75 Degrees
Front Shock Absorber Yoke Nut (GNB) 70 N.m 52 lb ft
Front Suspension Strut Mount Nut (GNA) 45 N.m 33 lb ft
Front Suspension Strut Mount Nut (GNB) 55 N.m 41 lb ft
Front Suspension Strut Nut 70 N.m 52 lb ft
Front Wheel Bearing Bolt (GNA) (Qty: 3)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 75 Degrees
Front Wheel Bearing Bolt (GNB) (Qty: 3)
  • First Pass
100 N.m 74 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 60 Degrees
Steering Knuckle Camber Adjust Nut (GNB) (Qty: 2)
  • First Pass
70 N.m 52 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 45 Degrees
Steering Knuckle King Pin Bushing Nut (GNB) (Qty: 2) 70 N.m 52 lb ft
Steering Knuckle Nut at the Ball Joint (GNA)
  • First Pass
50 N.m 37 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 30 Degrees
Steering Knuckle Nut (Strut) (Qty: 2)
  • First Pass
85 N.m 63 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 60 Degrees
Steering Knuckle Upper Ball Stud Nut (GNB)
  • First Pass
45 N.m 33 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 45 Degrees
Stabilizer Shaft Link Nut 65 N.m 48 lb ft
Stabilizer Shaft Insulator Bolt
  • First Pass
22 N.m 16 lb ft
  • Final Pass
plus 30 Degrees
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