Blue loctite on the brake caliper (I assume you're talking about the two big bolts that bolt it to the spindle) and 150ft/lbs. The ABS sensor is pretty annoying to disconnect but cracking it shouldn't be a problem. I am of no help about the hub, however.

 

Is this what you're looking for?

 

Is that 145 ft lbs on the three hub bolts? Any spec on the caliper bolt torque?

 

I believe you are all wrong. I think that torque # is in Newton-Meters. The second number in the parenthesis is your Ft-lb torque. IE. 145 (15, 107). The torque in Ft-lbs would be 107. You will be over tightening if you go to 145 ft-lbs.

 

Interesting, too late now.

 

I was just a bit concerned. It should be fine.

 

Awesome write up helped a lot thx to all

 

I tighten mine to 155 ft/lbs a month ago and now im replacing both sides again...i gotta research on it more but to me 155 is to much...

 

Would these specs fit with 4wd hubs?

 

Depends on what year Titan. If you have a Gen1 (2004-2015) you can grab the factory service manual from nicoclub in pdf format. Read the instructions about how to use the manual, and follow what it says. The torque values are in Newton-Meters, but the second number in parentheses is either inch-lbs or ft-lbs. You can tell by the color of the wrench in the little icon. Black box with white wrench is ft-lbs. White box with black wrench is in-lbs.

Just grab the FSM for your year truck and you'll have everything you need. If your year is missing a section, look at both adjacent years and find the sections you need.

 

Didnt even know about this but im happy to find this now! woo!

 

Is there a source for the service manuals for free? I keep a database of info for another type vehicle on Mediafire so I`m hoping someone has done that here too?

I`m also looking for the front wheel axle torque specs. I think it`s 102 but want to be sure.

 

For Gen1 Titans, you can grab the Factory Service Manual from nicoclub.com in pdf format.

 

Thank you. Good stuff. I was hoping for a full download of a service manual but this will do as long as the internet is up and working. Thanks again.

 

You can download the sections and have the pdfs on your computer.

 

Yes, I did that to the relevant sections for now. I guess I`ll have to do it old school later on and take the time to download each section individually. I don`t know why they did it that unless they were trying to gin up more traffic which is kinda the norm these days. It gives the impression the site is visit more which gives it more value. Thanks again.

 

I noticed there was some confusion concerning the torque numbers. In the repair manual are 1st: newton-meters and in parentheses kilogram-meter and last foot-pounds. All numbers are equivalent if they are viewed in this context.

 

Factory service manual for 2005 Nissan Titan says 210 (21, 155) N-m (kg-m, ft-lb).