CUCV Torque Spec Cheat Sheat M1008 M1009 M1010 M1028 M1031

[Al Harvey]

Here is another Torque sheet I created from the TMs. Once again the page number is on there where I got it from, though some of the page numbers in the TM seem to have typos but I tried to number them by what they should be. I got a bit bored dealing with this case of Shingles so I've been creating things like this. lol Hopefully it will help someone.

View attachment CUCV Torque.pdf

 

[lostnbfe]

Man this is awesome!! Hope you get to feeling better soon. I went by and saw David at the hospital last night. He seems to be doing a lot better. Hopefully he will be out today. Hope you and your family have a Safe Happy Thanksgiving Robert.

 

[M1008BOV]

Nice work! Maybe put the inch lb ones in red tho. We don't need anyone tightening their trans pan bolts down to 160 ft lbs

 

[Al Harvey]

Good Idea. I made the changes so that IN LBS are now it red. Thanks M1008BOV

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

Nice work! Maybe put the inch lb ones in red tho. We don't need anyone tightening their trans pan bolts down to 160 ft lbs

Ah, that's no problem. They'll never get them that tight anyway. They'll shear off a long time before that!






Al, nice work, and thank you!


BTW, try some coconut oil on those shingles. It's pretty amazing stuff. I haven't tried it on shingles, but based on what I've seen it do for every other skin problem, from bad burns to terrible eczema, I bet it would help.

Make sure you get the organic kind. Any health food store will have it. We get ours from Costco, since they started carrying a good quality brand. Used to get it from www.tropicaltraditions.com

Excellent quality, and great service, but it's a lot cheaper at Costco.

 

[truck1]

Thank you so much! I've been wanting that info ever since I started working on this beast 3 years ago.Bravo!!

 

[Dave Kay]

A GREAT time saver--- mucho gassious~!

(*buuurrb*)

 

[Gripy]

wouldn't inch pounds convert to ft pound by dividing by 12? Also, lug nuts to 140?! I've been doing 90-100.

 

[donalloy1]

Great work Sir! This document will come in very handy. Time to get out torque wrenches and go front to back.

 

[zepher]

Awesome cheat sheet thanks for the great info!!

 

[Al Harvey]

Gripy,
I've always applied 100 foot pounds on passenger vehicle wheels. So far I haven't ever had a torqued wheel come off. Knock on wood.

 

[Lebowski]

Great info! I was expected only one sheet, and when printed got 5 sheets that cover basically the entire truck! THANKS!!

Hmmm...might be worth laminating and keeping these in the garage for oil impervious smudge proof reference.

 

[Lizard Dog]

Wow, that is awesome, thank you for making and posting this!

 

[Jake59]

Hi Al,

Not sure if you're still bored but could a column with corresponding Nm torque values be added to your Torque Spec Sheet?
Or otherwise you can send me the Excel and I'll do it and send back to you.

Much appreciated,

Jake

 

[Al Harvey]

Not sure if you're still bored but could a column with corresponding Nm torque values be added to your Torque Spec Sheet?

Here is one with the Nm added in a new column. Please check this and make sure the figures are correct. I used a formula of Nm = Ft lbs / 0.73756 for all the foot pound conversions. For the inch pounds, I went and pulled the numbers out of the manual just to make sure I didn't do any math wrong.

View attachment CUCV Torque with Nm.pdf

 

[Sharecropper]

Here is one with the Nm added in a new column. Please check this and make sure the figures are correct. I used a formula of Nm = Ft lbs / 0.73756 for all the foot pound conversions. For the inch pounds, I went and pulled the numbers out of the manual just to make sure I didn't do any math wrong.

View attachment 749170

I wish I had the original Excel file so I could arrange them alphabetically.

 

[Jake59]

Here is one with the Nm added in a new column. Please check this and make sure the figures are correct. I used a formula of Nm = Ft lbs / 0.73756 for all the foot pound conversions. For the inch pounds, I went and pulled the numbers out of the manual just to make sure I didn't do any math wrong.

View attachment 749170

Great job!
Thank you!
Jake

 

[jmenende]

Anyone know the valve cover torque specs?

 

[Keith_J]

Anyone know the valve cover torque specs?

Per TM 9-2815-237-34, 13 to 25 foot-lbf. Make sure the covers are not distorted in the clamping area.

This TM covers the HMMWV engine. Valve covers are identical.

 

[Shawn Lawrence]

Good Idea. I made the changes so that IN LBS are now it red. Thanks M1008BOV

Are these torque specs inclusive of the m1008? Also 1984 models?