2005 Nissan Quest "proper torque lug nuts" Questions

...proper torque is not applied. If the vibration is occuring all of the time at different speeds without applying the brake then the problem is either going to be bad alignment or unbalanced tires. It ...

shops for this service. Once you replace or have them turned it is vitally important to torque the lug nuts to the proper speck. Improperly torqued lug nuts are the most common cause for warped rotors

...lug nuts should be torqued to spec 60-80lbs? maybe torque them and drive a few miles and torque them again, then again after a week. there should not be any problem with lugs loosening up by ...

...torque..cud use feet for force..dont rush think safety. A propane torch can break rust bonds. Always put them handtite so u can removum if flat tire..impact wrench is troubl You need a 6 point impact ...

...proper replacement, it can be "pulled" back in using a lug nut and washers as spacers. I have had lug nuts get ruined by this procedure so buy extras. You will have to remove the wheel hubs and knock ...

proper torque specifications. 9. Remove the jack stands and lower the vehicle. 10. Read torque the lug nuts to the proper specification. 11. Follow the link for details and photos. Brake Vibration How

...to be sure the lug nuts are tight. If they are then the lug nuts are not torqued properly. Take it back to the shop that did the maintenance and have them fix it correctly. Hope this helps. good

...proper torque specs to solve the problem. After a certain point, damage is done to the wheels and lugs and nuts, due to the "flapping" of the loose wheel. Past this point, parts must be checked and ...

...proper torque value is reached. The lug nuts should always be tightened in the proper sequence, also. 2.Because the area of the lug bolt, that goes through the brake rotor has been knurled. This ...

...torque the nuts.Properly torqued you should have no problem and be able to loosen them on the highway in a pinch.. PS put a cross bar lug wrench in the trunck or a 18" breaker with deepwell 6 pt ...