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Can anyone tell me the correct torque for the wheel nuts on a 2003 Peugeot Boxer 2.8td.?
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Alloy or steel?

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For a Fiat X250 with steel 16inch wheels 180nm, 15inch 160nm

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Sorry- should have said. Steel wheels.
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Three grunts when tightening. How many of us carry a torque wrench.


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Three grunts when tightening. How many of us carry a torque wrench.


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yup that sounds about right - but remember over tightening can be as bad as under tightening - DO NOT be tempted to go for a fourth grunt Rolling Eyes
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Honestly you should use a torque wrench. Do you really ant to lose a wheel on your MH. They aren't expensive and could save you from a nasty accident. To the grunters out there can you tell the difference between 100 and 200 newton metres?
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DTPCHEMICALS wrote:
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Me 0h......

Had a wheel fall off a car years ago.

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Three grunts when tightening. How many of us carry a torque wrench.


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yup that sounds about right - but remember over tightening can be as bad as under tightening - DO NOT be tempted to go for a fourth grunt Rolling Eyes


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