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What is the recommended torque setting on Honda Accord rear wheel bearing?
The Honda accord rear will bearing should be torqued at 60 pounds. You can ruin the wheel bearing or the wheel seal if you over torque the wheel bearing nut.
What is the torque setting for the rear wheel bearing nut on a ford puma?
235nm
What is the rear wheel hub torque setting for a Suzuki Alto?
Rear wheel bearing nut tork setting
What is the torque setting for the front wheel bearing nut on a 1998 ford puma 1.7?
290 nm front wheel bearing 1.7 puma
What is the torque setting for a vauxhall agila wheel bearing?
The torque setting for a Vauxhall Agila wheel bearing typically ranges from 80 to 100 Nm (Newton meters) for the wheel hub nut. However, it's essential to consult the vehicle's specific service manual or manufacturer guidelines for the most accurate and up-to-date specifications, as these can vary based on the vehicle's model year and other factors. Always ensure that you're using a calibrated torque wrench for precise measurements.
Citroen saxo rear wheel bearing nut torque?
citroen saxo 1.4. what is the rear brake hub torque setting?
Front wheel bearing torque setting for 2004 ford focus?
Front wheel bearings are pressed in using a hydraulic press, no torque setting. However, the wheel hub retaining/axle nut that you need to remove and replace in order to change out the bearing needs to be torqued down to 233 ft-lb.
Front wheel bearing torque setting on a Renault clio?
The front wheel bearing torque setting on a Renault Clio ranges between 112 to 174 ft lbs. One needs to use a 30 mm socket on a 1 inch air gun to loosen the nut.
Wheel torque setting for 2001 Kia Sephia?
The wheel torque setting is 76
What does a mechanic use to tighten a car wheel?
A torque wrench, usually a power torque wrench
What is the wheel bearing torque for a Renault traffic r reg?
Front hub/wheel bearing torque is 190-210Nm.
What is the wheel lug torque setting on a 2000 Toyota Echo?
80 ft-lbs. The home mechanic can just use a regular wrench, tighten by hand, then step on the end of the wrench to torque it adaquately (don't stomp on it).
