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I pulled the hubs to clean them up and greese them--should the nuts be torqued --thanks george
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M151a1--what are the hub nuts torqued at
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IAW the -20, 80-110 ft/lbs
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Gem, That's the torque for the lug nuts. Sorry, I glanced at your question.
I use a "rule of thumb" when it comes to seating the bearinngs. As you tighten the bearing nut, turn the hub/wheel in the opposite direction. When youstart feeling resistance, back it off 1/8th of a turn or the next alignment with the hole for the cotter pin (whatever comes first).
Your hub nut torque should be 30 ft/lbs
I use a "rule of thumb" when it comes to seating the bearinngs. As you tighten the bearing nut, turn the hub/wheel in the opposite direction. When youstart feeling resistance, back it off 1/8th of a turn or the next alignment with the hole for the cotter pin (whatever comes first).
Your hub nut torque should be 30 ft/lbs
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