Upper control arm torque specs?
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Upper control arm torque specs?
Does anyone know the torque specs for the Ball joint castle nut, the 2 bolts holding in upper Control arm, and the bolts under the hood for the shock towers?
It is a 2007 RL
Also does anyone know the size of the 2 control arm bolts? May need to buy that size but wanted to double check if anyone knew offhand...
It is a 2007 RL
Also does anyone know the size of the 2 control arm bolts? May need to buy that size but wanted to double check if anyone knew offhand...
Last edited by mrm143; 06-07-2017 at 09:48 AM.
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Does anyone know the torque specs for the Ball joint castle nut, the 2 bolts holding in upper Control arm, and the bolts under the hood for the shock towers?
It is a 2007 RL
Also does anyone know the size of the 2 control arm bolts? May need to buy that size but wanted to double check if anyone knew offhand...
It is a 2007 RL
Also does anyone know the size of the 2 control arm bolts? May need to buy that size but wanted to double check if anyone knew offhand...
Also, do i need to load the suspension before tightening the bolts on on the bushings? jack under control arm till car raises a little?
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Off the top of my head, I don't recall the exact number, but I know it's in the service manual. Unfortunately, with me being on my phone, I don't have that readily available, although it is stickied in the garage on the 2G landing page.
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i looked in the garage but didn't see it I'll check again and thanks again for the response
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so does this mean the bolt is a 10 socket because it seemed like a 14 when I was checking my wrenches. What is that rod is that just something to make it easier to hold up and I don't have to worry about it?
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The bolt shaft is 10mm and the bolt head is 14mm. Yes, the rod will just hold up the control arm.
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