Axle torque nut spec on 2002 vw jetta - 2001 Volkswagen Jetta TDI

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2006 Toyota tundra 4.7L Front End Torque Specs

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Toyota Tundra Front Axle Nut Torque Spec : 203 ft-lbs · Toyota Tundra Wheel Hub Torque Spec : 100 ft-lbs ...

BHA53102 Axle / Spindle Nut Torque Specification

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295 ft lbs it says here

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160 ft lbs

2007 Yaris axle nut torque pdf" the torque is 160 ft pounds for the axle nut. Last edited by GrayYaris; 04-23-2014 at 08:39 AM.Apr 22, 2014

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103 ft lbs

BHA53914 Axle / Spindle Nut Torque Specification - 1A Auto

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GMC. Envoy XL. 2002-06. Front. 103. 140. GMC. Envoy XUV. 2004-05. Front. 103. 140. Isuzu. Ascender ... BHA53914. Axle / Spindle Nut Torque Specification.

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Here are the front axle nut torque specs for the 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD:
• Axle Shaft nut - 177 ft-lb
• hub and bearing assembly to steering knuckle bolts - 133 ft-lb

Temporarly torque the axle nut to 87 in.lb., while turning the brake drum by hand. Then loosen the nut slightly. Tighten the axle nut again, slowly and in small increments while turning the wheel, until the thrust washer can just barely be moved back and forth with a light push from the tip of a screwdriver.

i think it is about 140. i am not sure, in the past i use a impact gun, then give it a 1/4 turn and lock it down

take off the wheel.
remove the nut at the end of the axle.36mm socket or so.
on the lower control arm there is a castle nut with a cotter pin.take out the pin and remove the castle nut.
then with a pry bar,put pressure on the lower control arm so the ball joint is free out of the lower control arm. pull on and swing away the hub assembly until it clears the spline from the outer axle.swing the hub out of the way so the axle can be pulled out of the transmission.
tie it out of the way with a tie down cord.
using a prybar,separate the inner axle knuckle from the transmission.
there is a spring on the end of the inner spline,some are quite tight on there.
remove the axle.

installation is reverse of the above.
first the shaft is put into the transmission, then you will have to hammer it in until it "sets". use a soft material like wood on the end of the axle .do not hit the spline directly with a hammer,it will damage the splines!
make sure not to damage the transmission seal where the drive shaft goes into.you will lose a little transmission fluid and will have to top it up.once the shaft is installed,turn it and make sure it meshes proper inside the transmission. then move the hub into place over the driveshaft.tighten the axle shaft to vw torque spec.
install the lower ball joint into the control arm and tighten the castle nut to vw torque spec.and install a new cotter pin.
install the wheel nuts and torque to spec.
alot of heroes out there use a straight impact gun and that can bend rims,rotors and cause other problems.TORQUE them.they are 80lb ft for a reason, not 300 lb/ft like an air gun.a torque extension bar is perfect and an 80 lb stick is about 20 dollars.
it takes a special stick to measure the vw tranny fluid if it is an automatic.a dealer will be able to check it unless you want the vw special tool for that.
tools needed will be an impact gun,axle nut socket,torque wrench,socket set with 1/2 inch drive,36"pry bar,jack stands,and a trouble light .
it takes about half an hour to do if you do alot of them.
go slow do it right and it may take a couple hours,but you will feel good about it.

129 ft/lbs. Per Bentley...I'm pretty sure it's a 30 mm 12 point socket.