Torque values and specifications on this page are provided as a reference. Confirm any figure against the factory service manual for your specific model year and configuration before relying on it. Corrections welcome via our contact page.
Jeep JK specifications library
Use a number only when it belongs to this procedure.
Torque, fluid and maintenance references become useful when they are paired with the correct year, engine, axle, component and service context.
- Torqueprocedure-specific
- Fluidsconfiguration-sensitive
- Contextverify before work
Choose the next useful path
Every route links to a relevant working page.
Practical field notes
The number matters only when the service context is correct.
A torque or capacity entry becomes useful after the year, engine, axle, component and exact procedure are known. That is why this library connects a reference to maintenance and inspection context instead of presenting a universal number without a boundary.
- IdentifyYear, engine, drivetrain and component before opening a reference.
- MatchProcedure, fastener/part condition and current factory documentation.
- ConfirmUnits, revisions and any instructions that apply before work begins.
Why can’t a torque value be reused everywhere?
Fastener size, component location, service procedure, lubrication, replacement parts and model-specific revisions can all change the correct instruction. The right value is the one that applies to this exact operation.
What makes a fluid reference incomplete?
Capacity alone does not tell you the approved fluid, fill/check method, temperature context or whether the system was fully drained. Those details matter as much as the number.
How should this library be used?
Use it to find the relevant topic and verify what needs to be checked. Then confirm the matching service information before applying a value to the vehicle.
Find the next technical path
The Jeep JK Technical Encyclopedia connects this specifications library with the diagnostic, maintenance, steering, fitment and planning paths that help determine which reference applies to the actual Jeep.
Start with your Jeep, not a parts list
Specifications are most useful after the vehicle and job are identified. Use JK Start Here to record the configuration, the First 30 Days Checklist to prioritize maintenance, and the Modification Planning Checklist to understand connected changes before selecting parts or procedures.
Technical scope and sources
This hub/tool is an educational navigation and planning resource for Jeep Wrangler JK owners. The linked guidance is conditional on model year, engine, axle, trim, modification history and vehicle condition; use the exact procedure and specifications for the vehicle in front of you. For baseline operating and maintenance information, consult 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Owner’s Manual and Mopar’s JK maintenance schedule, then use matching factory service information for repair-specific work. Read the OffroadMe editorial standards for how we distinguish factory information, diagnostic context and modification considerations.
Torque and fluid reference, with sources
A working reference for 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK torque values, fluid capacities and socket sizes. Every figure shows its source and verification status. Some values here come from factory publications; others are published by aftermarket suspension manufacturers, come from a service-manual reprint, or have no source established yet. Check the status before you rely on a number, and confirm against the factory service manual for your exact model year.
⚙️ Dynamic Torque Finder
Select a category and component. Every result shows where the figure came from and whether it has been confirmed against factory information.