Bolts/ nuts

[Caman96]

Ok, my apologies then.

 

[Rustjunky67]

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Thanks I can't figure out how to delete a post

 

[Rustjunky67]

It's in the factory service manual, size and torque values at the end of each chapter. National parts Depot aka NPD, sells bundled bolt kits.
You could also go to " GM Parts Giant " enter your VIN then just click on the first category, then sub, and start from there.
GM may have that on a database somewhere. Remove a fastener, measure take notes. Or look it up in a GM parts take notes.
Good luck.
There is no instant feedback here, we all have lives. Making multiple posts of same topic will not get faster response. Only waste peoples time.

It wasn't an intentional double post, but once I did it I couldn't figure out how to delete it..... thankfully it was done for me..... so thanks for the observation

 

[Rustjunky67]

Think the site might have glitched and he double posted it by accident. I went ahead and combined the threads.

yes I was busy and when I unlocked my phone it was on the page as if it hadn't been posted and I thought I failed to hit the post button so I hit it then realized it was doubled, but I don't know how to delete posts....

 

[east302]

I’d second Nemiga parts. It has the old GM schematics. Though you cannot order from them, GM part numbers and hardware sizes are included in the part description.

Here’s the link:

Spare parts catalog Chevrolet EPC Online > nemigaparts.com

Parts catalogs. Spare parts catalog Chevrolet EPC Online.

nemigaparts.com

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[454cid]

You'll find that OEM GM bolts will often be lengths that you can't find locally, or even online. I try to come as close as I can. I also typically buy flange bolts since that's what GM usually uses.

Metric almost always Class 10.9, and SAE Grade 8.

 

[Caman96]

I’d second Nemiga parts. It has the old GM schematics. Though you cannot order from them, GM part numbers and hardware sizes are included in the part description.

Here’s the link:

Spare parts catalog Chevrolet EPC Online > nemigaparts.com

Parts catalogs. Spare parts catalog Chevrolet EPC Online.

nemigaparts.com

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Are you able to add your VIN to nemigaparts and your specific truck come up?

 

[east302]

Are you able to add your VIN to nemigaparts and your specific truck come up?

Not that I’ve seen. You have to narrow it down by the model codes listed for each part.

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So for this example below K107(53) is a 4x4 regular cab short bed and C109,2,309(03) is the part for the long wheelbase 2WD version.

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[Caman96]

Not that I’ve seen. You have to narrow it down by the model codes listed for each part.

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So for this example below K107(53) is a 4x4 regular cab short bed and C109,2,309(03) is the part for the long wheelbase 2WD version.

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Ok thanks, wasn’t sure if it was something you had to pay for. Still a lot of good info.

 

[Genedujyn]

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