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joeav8tor
hi guys,
I am having my leather wrapped steering wheel recovered, instead of guten tight, does anyone know the torque for the nut.
thanks
joe
joeav8tor
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Allan
I don't have my Haynes handy but IF I remember correctly, it was something like 40 lbs.
SGB
I just crank it down with a pretty big 1/2 inch drive. Not as tight as it should be- which is prolly about 80 ft-lbs
edit- really just 40? OK....
For my BMW that recently removed the wheel on, I think I remember seeing that 80 figure.
joeav8tor
thanks, I looked in my haynes and could not find the torque spec. idea.gif
Joe
maf914
QUOTE (SGB @ Mar 10 2006, 09:01 PM)
I just crank it down with a pretty big 1/2 inch drive.

Same here. I use a pretty hefty Craftsman 1/2" breaker bar (about 20" long) and just do it by feel. The wheel hasn't fallen off yet! laugh.gif driving.gif laugh.gif
wilchek
36 to 43 lb f ft
or
5 to 6 kg f m


good luck
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