Paddy_g46 ClioSport Club Member Aug 12, 2010 #1 How tight do I need to torque up the nuts that hold the shaft into the hub? Oh its a Mk1 16v btw. Patrick
How tight do I need to torque up the nuts that hold the shaft into the hub? Oh its a Mk1 16v btw. Patrick
L Laine_16v Car HBT 172 Cup Aug 12, 2010 #2 around 180nM springs to mind, i wouldnt fuss too much, just do them as tight as you possibly can with a reasonable sized 1/2" wrench IMO.
around 180nM springs to mind, i wouldnt fuss too much, just do them as tight as you possibly can with a reasonable sized 1/2" wrench IMO.
F Fred@BTM Car Lionel Richie Aug 12, 2010 #4 Laine_16v said: around 180nM springs to mind, i wouldnt fuss too much, just do them as tight as you possibly can with a reasonable sized 1/2" wrench IMO. Click to expand... not a good idea, that's the best way to knacker a bearing
Laine_16v said: around 180nM springs to mind, i wouldnt fuss too much, just do them as tight as you possibly can with a reasonable sized 1/2" wrench IMO. Click to expand... not a good idea, that's the best way to knacker a bearing