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Wheel nut torque

Hi Gang,

Going to change my wheels over this morning for the new 19's that have arrived but wanted to confirm the correct torque for the wheel nuts. Have read on t'interweb that it's 105lbs... Can someone confirm that's correct?

Thanks Ash
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It's 140 lbs/ft

Owners manuals are on line - select your vehicle, then Owners tab on the right -
http://topix.landrover.jlrext.com/topix/vehicle/lookupForm
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Thanks Alistair - good source of info - forgot it would be in there.

FYI - you read the wrong column though. It's 140 Nm or 103 ibf/ft so 105 is not far off.

Cheers
Ash Ash
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what ashley said....140nm. ... - .- -.




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