torque specs for m1009

[chaparral2j]

need torque specs for m1009, not the engine but the suspension and drivetrain. haynes manual does not like to cover the k5 for some reason, maybe its the same specs as k10?

 

[DokWatson]

The CUCV manuals have that information, as well as a torque limit chart.

 

[Warthog]

need torque specs for m1009, not the engine but the suspension and drivetrain. haynes manual does not like to cover the k5 for some reason, maybe its the same specs as k10?

Welcome to SteelSoldiers.

The Military spent millions of dollars writing their own repair manuals. You can download them for free on this site. They didn't use the Chilton/Haynes manuals.

Make sure you visit the Cucv Wiki - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite (CUCV Wiki) that is at the top of the page on the CUCV Forum. All of the CUCV Technical Manuals are listed and many other helpful bits of information.
Download the manuals for reference. Also the wiring diagrams are in the appendix.

Also checkout the http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/20600-faq-thread-cucvs.html stickey. It is where we try to post helpful tips and tricks.

Almost every question you will have has been asked and answered many times. The advanced search will become your best friend. Please don't hesitate to ask something that you can't find.

Read the TM 9-2320-289-10 Operators Manual to find out how a stock system should work. It is simular to the Operators Manual for Civilian vehicles. It tells you where all the lighs, switches, etc are located and what they do.

Warthog

 

[Warthog]

You will be using the TM 9-2320-289-20 and TM 9-2320-289-34 manuals.

Each component is broken down into its own chapter. The torque specs are list in the individual chapters.

 

[chaparral2j]

chassis suspension torque specs m1009

The tire lug nuts are 90 ft lbs, and I also found that some of the parts on the suspension and steering are 3/4 ton k20 parts, like the tie rod end on the pass side.