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Wheel nut torque 700 1992

posted by  Herb Goltz on  Tue Jun 22 07:49 CST 2010
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I was under the impression it was 63 ft/lbs for the alloys and 85 ft/lbs for the steelies. Those are the values I've been using for the last 12 years. In spite of this, I've had instances where I needed to stand on the breaker bar to get things moving, but that probably has a lot to do with salty Ontario winter roads...





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