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  1. 01-03-2013 11:13 AM #1
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    Definitely not hot rod

     



    Changing wheel brg. on 2000 Kia Rio. FWD tapered roller brg.Anyone know torque for brg nut???? All i can find is 2001 and up that is 150 to 200 Ft LB way to much for these brgs.
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    Finely found it


    Tighten lock nut to 20 ft-lbs/27 Nm. Loosen nut
    slightly until it can be turned by hand. Use spring
    scale on hub wheel stud to measure bearing
    grease seal drag. Add grease seal drag reading
    to value of .6-1.9 lbs/2.6-8.5 N. Turn adjusting
    nut slowly until specified preload is obtained.
    After preload adjustment, stake nut in position.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
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    Tighten lock nut to 20 ft-lbs/27 Nm. Loosen nut
    slightly until it can be turned by hand. Use spring
    scale on hub wheel stud to measure bearing
    grease seal drag. Add grease seal drag reading
    to value of .6-1.9 lbs/2.6-8.5 N. Turn adjusting
    nut slowly until specified preload is obtained.
    After preload adjustment, stake nut in position.
    Wow! I'da been making a trip to WallyWorld for a fish scale to follow those directions! Haven't got any kind of spring scale around the house or shop!
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