Fastener Specifications

2025 Chevrolet Tahoe Commercial, 4WDSECTION Fastener Specifications
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Front Lower Control Arm

Callout Component Name [Component Quantity] Single Use Fastener/Component Thread Locking Adhesive Required Specification Procedure
Metric (English)
1 Front Lower Control Arm Nut [2x] - - First Pass: 180 N.m (133 lb ft)
Final Pass: 90 - 105 degrees
Front Caster and Camber Adjustment 
2 Front Lower Control Arm Adjust Bolt [2x] - - - Front Lower Control Arm Replacement (RWL) , or Front Lower Control Arm Replacement (F48 - Z56) , or Front Lower Control Arm Replacement (F48 and Z56)
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Rear Suspension Adjust Link

Callout Component Name [Component Quantity] Single Use Fastener/Component Thread Locking Adhesive Required Specification Procedure
Metric (English)
1 Rear Suspension Link Inner Nut - - First Pass: 90 N.m (66 lb ft)
Final Pass: 45 - 60 degrees
Rear Toe Adjustment 
2 Rear Suspension Adjust Link Bolt - - - Rear Suspension Adjust Link Replacement
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Rear Suspension Lower Control Arm

Callout Component Name [Component Quantity] Single Use Fastener/Component Thread Locking Adhesive Required Specification Procedure
Metric (English)
1 Rear Suspension Lower Control Arm Inner Nut - - First Pass: 180 N.m (133 lb ft)
Final Pass: 90 - 105 degrees
Rear Camber Adjustment 
2 Rear Lower Control Arm Adjust Cam Retainer Yes - - Rear Suspension Lower Control Arm Replacement
3 Rear Suspension Lower Control Arm Inner Bolt - - - Rear Suspension Lower Control Arm Replacement
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Steering Linkage Inner Tie Rod Nut

Callout Component Name [Component Quantity] Single Use Fastener/Component Thread Locking Adhesive Required Specification Procedure
Metric (English)
1 Steering Linkage Inner Tie Rod Nut - - 75 N.m (55 lb ft) Wheel Alignment - Steering Wheel Angle and/or Front Toe Adjustment 
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