You got it. 140 ft. lbs.

 

Yes, but what about the torque for all the other bolts I would need to take off such as caliper and caliper bracket bolts.

 

I would do a search in the upper right hand corner of this page. I know Marv would recommend that as well. It is what I would have to do to get you your answers.

 

I second that motion.
However, the few threads I looked at out of curiosity were inconclusive.
If you don't find the answer researching here, call the dealer and ask.

 

Or subscribe to Alldaty.com like I did.

 

Now Marv has nothing to reply.
Is he on vacation again?

Oh, BTW, Welcome Fenerbahce!

 

Probably visiting with Putin.

 

Or traveling with Dennis Rodman to North Korea for talks with Kim Jong-un.

 

Thank you guys. I tried the search actually both here and on the internet. Did not find anything useful or trustworthy. I will look for more.
I wanted to check if there is someone here who has a repair manual.

 

For '09 & '10-
Caliper bracket bolts to knuckle, 170lb/ft, use threadlocker
Wheel nuts, 140

 

My 25.00 Haynes says 170 front and 100 ft-lbs rear

 

Presuming you mean the caliper torque, but nonetheless, why are these different?

 

Might have something to do with the size of the hardware.

 

That;s what my wife sayes

 

go to your on line public library and log on to get to the Chilton manual. all info is in that book.

 

 

Uh...what happened to the torque specs, tinman?

 

Props to tinman for the informative post. From this point forward, when the torque specs question is researched the answer will be shown. :thumbsup:

 

Appreciate that.

You mean I was actually helpful?

 

Not bad, about one out of ten thousand posts. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then.

 

Now you're being a bit humble.

 

Wtf??????

 

IKR? It has changed twice since I first saw it. Before this, it was a cooling schematic.

This snafu is gonna make it as easy as shooting fish in a barrel for HurstGN...

 

Now it doesn't even show for me. I took that info, copied and pasted to a "Word" document, then I copied and pasted to this thread.

WTF???

 

Now it doesn't even show for me. I took that info, copied and pasted to a "Word" document, then I copied and pasted to this thread.

WTF???

The copyright cops are coming for you...

 

He can't even friggin' copy and paste data and YOU'RE GONNA TRUST HIM FOR TORQUE SPECS ON BRAKE PARTS?!? :cookoo: