03 Sep 2023, 20:37
Can someone confirm the official torque settings for the wheel nuts please.
Wheel nut torque settings
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03 Sep 2023, 20:37
Can someone confirm the official torque settings for the wheel nuts please.
03 Sep 2023, 21:19
80Nm (60Lbft) according the the old DMC manual ...
Richard Hanlon
Derbyshire DOC 393 1981 DMC-12 VIN 06126
03 Sep 2023, 21:43
Ok, thanks for the rapid reply.
04 Sep 2023, 07:06
Never found that tight enough myself. I’ve always tightened to 100Nm. Never had an issue at that, although still found a couple come loose after 50-100 miles when rechecking. Never come loose after that recheck though.
Advise you do the same, and check after a bit of mileage (every time you take the wheels off)
Rissy
(Forum Member 288) (DOC Member 663) May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX" Grey, Flapped, Black Chassis: #1073 Engine: #2839 Main Car(s): 2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue 2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
04 Sep 2023, 10:10
Must admit I've always just done mine 'tight-tight', i can't say I've ever referred to the book figure!
Richard Hanlon
Derbyshire DOC 393 1981 DMC-12 VIN 06126
08 Sep 2023, 16:42
(04 Sep 2023, 10:10)Rich Hanlon Wrote: Must admit I've always just done mine 'tight-tight', i can't say I've ever referred to the book figure! Is that the 'one vein or two' method?
Claire Wright - Club Treasurer
Jul 1981 DeLorean - Flopsy #2292 Aug 1989 Cavalier 1.6L - Guinney Apr 2021 Mokka-e Launch Edition - Evie #170
08 Sep 2023, 17:31
Two vein...just short of one chest flutter.... ....been doing the same today on my Vitz 4X4.
Chris Parnham
Ex RHD Auto's etc.etc Main Car.. Kia E Niro 4+ Skoda Yetil 4X4. Toyota Vitz 4X4 1999 (the smallest 4X4 by far!. 1970 Jago Jeep. DOC Club Historian |
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