T4YLOR 83

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Hi does anybody know the correct torque settings for these as last night I changed my disks and pads all round but when it came to removing 1 of my wheels two of the b*****d's snapped and resulted in me having to smash it out with a hammer and various screw drivers and other tools :-(

As you can see it's not the greatest look and I would like to know what torque settings are recommended there at 110nm at the mo but I'm not sure if that's tight enough or to tight please help as I really don't want this to happen again :-(

rogos

110 will be fine, thats what i torq mine up to

Turbovin

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I believe it's 98 Nm according to the repair manual.

Stevesbluewrx

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Mine are normally done to 95.


Steve

scoobyhyp

according to autodata 78 to 98 nm depending on the year 1994 to 2000
2001 on 88nm

Jamz_

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98nm is what it states in the manual, i just do mine to a straight 100

T4YLOR 83

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I mean the lightweight aluminium nuts

Jamz_

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Should be the same no matter if they are standard nuts or light weight nuts.... should put a bit of copper grease around the threads of the nuts to stop then seizing on (which sounds like what happened to your before if they snapped)

benno22

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i did the same and had torque setting at 85nm as recommended. Not sure if i had the same ones as you but they look similar and i still have the other ones, more than happy to post you one FOC on monday if you pm me your address.

T4YLOR 83

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That's really good of you mate but I've ordered some locking nuts now lol

T4YLOR 83

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Cheers anyway mate

T4YLOR 83

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So your saying if I use copperslip it shouldn't do it again??