Torque Specifications

1991 GMC Forward Control 3.9 L, NV4500/MT8SECTION Torque Specifications
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

Application Ft. Lbs. (N.m)
Adjuster Plug Lock Nut 81 (110)
Connecting Rod-To-Pitman Arm Nut
Astro & Safari 35 (47)
"P" Series (Motorhome & Forward Control Chassis) 70 (95)
"V" Series 89 (121)
Connecting Rod-To-Relay Arm Nut
"P" Series (Motorhome) 70 (95)
Coupling Clamp Nuts 20 (27)
Coupling Clamp Pinch Bolt
"G" Series 46 (62)
"P" Series 75 (102)
Coupling-To-Steering Shaft Flange Bolt 20 (27)
Idler Arm Mounting Bolt
Astro & Safari 81 (106)
"C" Series 78 (105)
"G" Series 35 (47)
"R" Series & "P" Series 30 (41)
"S" Series 60 (81)
Idler Arm-To-Relay Rod Nut (1)
Astro & Safari 35 (47)
"C" Series 40 (54)
"G" Series & "R" Series 66 (89)
"S" Series 35 (47)
"T" Series 60 (81)
Pitman Arm Attaching Nut 180 (244)
Pitman Arm-To-Relay Rod Nut (1)
"C" Series 40 (54)
"G" Series & "R" Series 66 (89)
Pitman Arm-To-Steering Gear Nut
Astro, Safari, "C", "G", "K", "P" Series Step Van & "R" Series 184 (249)
"P" Series (Motorhome & Forward Control Chassis) 125 (170)
"V" Series 92 (125)
Pitman Shaft Adjuster Lock Nut
Astro & Safari 37 (50)
"C" & "K" Series 32 (43)
"S" & "T" Series 20 (27)
"G" Series, "P" Series & "R" & "V" Series 35 (47)
Rack Piston End Plug 50 (68)
Relay Rod-To-Relay Arm Nut
"P" Series (Motorhome) 66 (89)
Side Cover Bolts 40 (54)
Steering Gear Lower Clamp Bolt
"C" & "K" Series 22 (30)
"S" & "T" Series 26 (35)
Steering Gear-To-Frame Bolts
Astro & Safari & "S" & "T" Series 55 (75)
"C" & "K" Series 100 (136)
"G" Series, "P" Series & "R" & "V" Series 66 (89)
Tie Rod Clamp Nut
"V" Series 40 (54)
Except "V" Series 14 (19)
Tie Rod Jam Nut
"P" Series (Forward Control Chassis) 277 (375)
"V" Series 175 (237)
Tie Rod-To-Relay Rod Nut
Astro, Safari & "S" Series 35 (47)
"C" Series & "V" Series 40 (54)
"G" Series & "R" Series 66 (89)
Tie Rod-To-Steering Knuckle Nut
Astro & Safari 35 (47)
"C" Series & "V" Series 40 (54)
"G" Series & "R" Series 46 (62)
"S" Series 35 (47)
Universal Yoke-To-Shaft Bolt 29 (40)
(1) Seat the taper using a free-spinning nut, then install lock nut.
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