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mstevens
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Re Tightening Torques

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Hi could any one tell me to what torque I tighten the front hub assembly nut to. Thanks
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Post by PSL184 »

I don't think there is a specific torque. Just tighten it up to take out any play and so that you can get the split pin in. It's OK to go tighter to get the pin to line up as it's not a taper bearing.
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Post by aupickup »

i think its about 45
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Post by bmcecosse »

No torque specified in the Manual -just pull them up tight and pop the split pin in! Remember LH thread on the Left side of the car.
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Post by Mogwai »

35 - 40 lb,ft in the factory workshop manual
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What page ??
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Post by Mogwai »

General data page 10 (16 on the pdf)
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Post by bmcecosse »

Blimey - so it is! I looked right past that. Well done.
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