Torque Specifications

1993 Chevrolet Suburban C2500, 5.7 KSECTION Torque Specifications
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

Application Ft. Lbs. (N.m)
Ball Joint-To-Steering Knuckle Nut
Lower
Astro & Safari 81 (110)
Jimmy, Sonoma, & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 83 (112)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban 84 (114)
Upper
Astro & Safari 65 (88)
Jimmy, Sonoma, & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 61 (83)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban 84 (114)
Lower Control Arm-To-Frame Pivot Bolt Nuts
Astro & Safari (1) 96 (130)
Jimmy, Sonoma, & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup
Front Bolt (1) 94 (127)
Rear Bolt (1) 66 (89)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban (1) 121 (164)
Shock Absorber-To-Frame Nut
Astro & Safari 11 (15)
"C" Series Pickup, Jimmy, Sierra, Sonoma, Suburban & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 10 (14)
Shock Absorber-To-Lower Control Arm Bolts
Astro & Safari 18 (24)
"C" Series Pickup, Jimmy, Sierra, Sonoma, Suburban & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 20 (27)
Splash Shield Bolts
Astro, Jimmy, Safari, Sonoma & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 10 (14)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban 19 (26)
Stabilizer Bar
To-Frame Bolts
Astro & Safari 13 (18)
"C" Series Pickup, Jimmy, Sierra, Sonoma, Suburban & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 24 (33)
To-Lower Control Arm Nut
Astro & Safari (2) 27 (37)
"C" Series Pickup, Jimmy, Sierra, Sonoma, Suburban & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup (2) 13 (18)
Tie Rod End-To-Steering Knuckle Nut
Astro, Jimmy, Safari, Sonoma & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 35 (47)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban 40 (54)
Upper Ball Joint-To-Control Arm Nuts
Astro & Safari 22 (30)
Jimmy, Sonoma, & "S" Series Blazer & Pickup 17 (23)
"C" Series Pickup, Sierra & Suburban 18 (24)
Upper Control Arm Pivot Shaft Nuts 85 (115)
Upper Control Arm Pivot Shaft-To-Frame Nuts 65 (88)
(1) Tighten to specifications with weight of vehicle on its wheels.
(2) Obtain torque by running nut to unthreaded portion of bolt.
RENDER: 1.0x

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