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TM5-4210-224-14&P
APPENDIX F
TORQUE LIMITS
This appendix lists general torque values to be used throughout the truck
except the engine. Specific torque values and sequences are indicated in the
maintenance procedures for applicable components.
BOLTS AND NUTS
STUDS
THREAD DIAMETER
FT LB
THREAD DIAMETER
FT LB
1/4
93
1/4
52
5/16
185
5/16
103
3/8
325
3/8
203
7/16
5010
7/16
305
1/2
7510
1/2
405
9/16
11015
9/16
6010
5/8
15020
5/8
7510
3/4
26535
3/4
11015
7/8
42060
7/8
17020
1
64080
1
26030
1-1/8
800100
1-1/8
32030
1-1/4
1000120
1-1/4
40040
1-3/8
1200150
1-3/8
48040
1-1/2
1500300
1-1/2
55050
Self-Locking Nut Breakway Torque Values
Minimum Breakway
Minimum Breakway
Thread Size
Torque (In.-Lbs.)
Thread Size
Torque (In.-Lbs.)
10-32
2.0
5/8-18
32.0
1/4-28
3.5
3/4-16
50.0
5/16-24
6.5
7/8-14
70.0
3/8-24
9.5
1-12
90.0
7/16-20
14.0
1-1/8-12
117.0
1/2-20
18.0
1-1/4-12
143.0
9/16-18
24.0
NOTE
To determine breadway torque, thread nut
onto screw or bolt until at least two
threads stick out. Nut shall not make
contact with a mating part. Stop the nut.
Torque necessary to begin turning nut
again is the breakway torque. Do not
reuse self-locking nuts that do not meet
minimum breakway torque.
F-1 /F-2 (Blank)

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