If you can't find any other sources specific to your truck model I might suggest another trick.
If you can identify the bolt you can obtain recommended torque values... granted the values are for new bolts.
Identify the bolt thread diameter (not wrench size), the thread pitch and the bolt grade.
Then go to the torque calculator to find the recommended torque value for that bolt.

Identify the bolt thread diameter

Identify the thread type (course or fine)

Identify the bolt grade

torque calculator

NOTE: The ASTM A307A and Grade 2 bolts are both soft and the ASTM A307A values can be used in the calculator.

This stuff should work for any application.

Jerry


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