06 Kia rio axel nut torque - 2006 Kia Spectra

this will be 230+- 30nm must use new nuts though hope this helps

not sure if this link will help you out.
2014 kia rio rod and main cap torque spec Google Search

Over torque of the spindle locknut and improper grease packing are the main failures I would think. I did numerouse brake jobs on mine and allways used new seals cleaned out the bearings and repacked them dont forget to fill in the inside of the hub with more grease where needed. A new spindle lock nut is a must 75 cents at the dealer i had no luck finding them at the local parts stores. Remember new bearings and and races must be used press the races in properly. There is a special tool drag seal meter to use I dont have one so i would torque the nut to 20 FT LBS while turning the hub back and forth untill it was seated then back off the nut till loose and re torque the nut to 3-5 foot LBS stake it and have never had an issue hopefully this help you out

Hi,
for the front hub its 157 - 235 Nm.

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SEAL COULD BE LEAKING CAUSE YOU DIDNT LUBRICATE THE SEAL LIPS WITH PETROLEUM JELLY TO HELP THE THE SEAL LIP SEAL OR YOU DAMAGE THE SEAL WHILE DRIVING IT IN.AXLE FLANGE NUTS TORQUE IS 58 FT LBS THE AXLE HUB NUT TORQUE IS 177 FT LBS.

TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS kia rio
Cylinder Head Bolts:
(21.7ft.lb) or (3.0kgf.m) 90?

Shouldn't have to.

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112 to 174 ft lbs