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Old 09-11-2007, 23:57   #1
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1995 Corsa rear hub nut torque setting?

As the title says, does anyone know or have a Haynes manual and tell me what the torque setting is? I am changing the bearings on the pikey wify's corsa tomorrow.
I'm guessing 175nm.
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Re: 1995 Corsa rear hub nut torque setting?

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As the title says, does anyone know or have a Haynes manual and tell me what the torque setting is? I am changing the bearings on the pikey wify's corsa tomorrow.
I'm guessing 175nm.
6.772 megatrons at 7,500 psi,standing on 1 leg with your trousers pulled up to the knees...i think.
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6.772 megatrons at 7,500 psi,standing on 1 leg with your trousers pulled up to the knees...i think.
Cheers Thats how I normally look!!
Megatron? Why would I want 6.772 of a fictional character. Or would he help me balance?!
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Re: 1995 Corsa rear hub nut torque setting?

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As the title says, does anyone know or have a Haynes manual and tell me what the torque setting is? I am changing the bearings on the pikey wify's corsa tomorrow.
I'm guessing 175nm.
What colour is the Corsa?
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What colour is the Corsa?
Green/blue, why?
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