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Old 12-14-2015, 06:44 PM
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First post on the forum so take it easy please haha, but does anyone know the truck bed bolt torque specs? I have a 2004 step side fiberglass bed and after doing my shackles and bolting the bed back on, the rear 2 bed bolts keep backing out and I can hear it bounce when I hit bumps. I can't seem to find what they should be torqued to so any help would be appreciated thanks!
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I use the German goodentite principle on those bolts. They're beefy, you aren't going to hurt them. Just crank down.
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I agree with GMCtrk, güdentîte!!! Those bolts are 14-2.0 or 14-1.5 you arent gonna hurt em.....
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Impact tight lol.
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okay, will do haha, thanks for the help!
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Hell, use a little locktite if they keep backing out.
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Smack it for 2 seconds w a impact.
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Originally Posted by 1bad2k
Hell, use a little locktite if they keep backing out.
If they keep backing out, quit using a 1/4" ratchet!!!
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Originally Posted by Wolftrk99
If they keep backing out, quit using a 1/4" ratchet!!!
put down your purse and put some torque on those hoes!
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Shouldn't need an impact. I've tightened mine up by hand with 3/8 ratchet
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