Anyone help with these please. Can't seem to find them in any of my manuals
Thanks
Axle nut torque settings
Axle nut torque settings
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Re: Axle nut torque settings
Hi
In 70k miles I can't say I ever thought about torque settings for axles I guess since there are spacers between the wheel bearings and the bearings are standard deep groove ball bearings that using a standard length 22mm spanner is ok .
Mark.
In 70k miles I can't say I ever thought about torque settings for axles I guess since there are spacers between the wheel bearings and the bearings are standard deep groove ball bearings that using a standard length 22mm spanner is ok .
Mark.
Re: Axle nut torque settings
Like Mark - nothing precise, just use a spanner to white knuckle setting, bulging veins is too much.
Re: Axle nut torque settings
I think the old adage was, "Shear and back 2 flats".Ming wrote:Like Mark - nothing precise, just use a spanner to white knuckle setting, bulging veins is too much.
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Re: Axle nut torque settings
Not too tight, the bolt through the fork leg will hold the spindle.
Tighten the nut to take up the play between the fork legs and wheel, tighten the 13mm bolt then tighten the spindle nut. Too tight on the spindle and, as my friend found, you can break the speedo drive housing.
Tighten the nut to take up the play between the fork legs and wheel, tighten the 13mm bolt then tighten the spindle nut. Too tight on the spindle and, as my friend found, you can break the speedo drive housing.
Re: Axle nut torque settings
Many thanks indeed guys, much appreciated. especially the white knuckles but no bulging veins bit. ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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