AboutRobert Summers Expertise domestic auto/truck repair, auto body, painting. I currently own a large auto/truck/marine repair shop. 40 years certified 310S,310T,310B in ontario Canada
Experience 40 years certified 310S,310T,310B ontario qualified, 7 years with GM have owned my own shop now for the past 27 years.was automotive marketing director for large auto parts supplier.
Organizations CFIB (current) past member AARO and APAA.
Education/Credentials grade 12 plus 2 years college. many aftermarket training courses
Question i need the torque for the rear nut that holds the 13" drum on 1995 chevy 2500 4x4 deisel the nut requires the socket with for pins
Answer Hi Nathan... there is not really a torque for that nut...tighten nut till snug. rotate the drum a few times to be sure it has seated snug nut up again, make sure you have no play side to side, give it another quarter turn. should be tight...because you are tightening a bearing there is no torque as the bearing has to be able to turn on it's race...just make sure drum can turn freely and have no side to side play...make sure rear end is full of fluid...hope this helps
