What is the Lug-Nut torque spec for a '03 Grand Caravan (steel wheel)?
TIA,
Ray

 

Use 80 ftlbs.I've used that on several vehicles and have not had any failures or warped brake rotors.
It's also easy to remember.

 

Haynes Manual says 100 ft-lbs. Garages here are using 100 ft-lbs as well. I use 100 ft-lbs on my Caravan and my Jeep whenever I remove / replace a wheel. That applies to both steel and alloy rims. There is a torque sequence as well to ensure uniform tightening. With 5 nuts, go #1, #4, #2, #5, #3

 

Chrysler says use 100ft lbs.

 

Thanks.
Back in the 1990s, there was a requirement for 80 ft. lbs., I believe, on alloy wheels (93 Dodg Shadow??), and perhaps that is where a previous reply got the 80 ft. lbs from.
Now days the garages are saying to bring your vehicle back within 100 kms to get the nuts retorqued - probably to keep them off the hook for not doing a quality job in the first place. My guess is that in 20% of the cases, the nuts are not properly tightened. I always recheck their work with my torque wrench - the poor results amaze me at times.