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Galvanic reaction problem using wheel lugs from steel wheels 850 1995

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Wed Mar 31 16:28 CST 2021
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If you do decide to get new lugs, get some like I have in our '08 and '12 XC70s - they are two piece and you can torque them up and find that they loosen easily!

I think that this has to do with less friction between the taper on the bolt and the wheel - the friction is between the two pieces of the bolt.

All of the 11 Volvos that we have owned (we still have 4) had steel bolts or nuts.






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