2005 GMC CANYON

2.8L I4•4WD•AUTOMATIC•gas

Repairs0 Labor991 Torque4569 Fluid18 DTC3802 Battery2 Maintenance0 Recalls3

steering

Tie Rod End - Inner Torque Specs

for 2005 GMC Canyon 2.8L I4 · 4WD

Units

18 fasteners

Seq

Component

Torque

Angle

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Coupling Bolt

26 lb-ft · 35 Nm

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Coupling Bolt

26 lb-ft · 35 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

74 lb-ft · 100 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

79 lb-ft · 107 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

79 lb-ft · 107 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

74 lb-ft · 100 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

79 lb-ft · 107 Nm

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Steering Rack Bolts

79 lb-ft · 107 Nm

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Tie Rod End Castle Nut

Use new cotter pin

41 lb-ft · 55 Nm

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Tie Rod End Castle Nut

Use new cotter pin

41 lb-ft · 55 Nm

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Tie Rod End Nut

Use new cotter pin

42 lb-ft · 57 Nm

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Tie Rod End Nut

Use new cotter pin

42 lb-ft · 57 Nm

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Tie Rod Jam Nut

After alignment

53 lb-ft · 71 Nm

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Tie Rod Jam Nut

After alignment

53 lb-ft · 71 Nm

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Tie Rod Nut

42 lb-ft · 57 Nm

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Tie Rod Nut

42 lb-ft · 57 Nm

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Wheel Lug Nuts✓ Verified

105 lb-ft · 142.4 Nm

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Wheel Lug Nuts✓ Verified

105 lb-ft · 142.4 Nm

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