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I’ve not tried to do mine yet. Starting on Monday eve. Hopefully. Think it will need staking
  
Post #212472829th Feb 2020 3:42 pm
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I take it the new type hub nut doesnt require any staking or

No it doesn't Thumbs Up
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Good to know Smile as my wife’s car is now ok. Will be starting on this job tonight
  
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Stephen, just a reminder. The old and new nuts are not interchangeable. The thread diameters are the same but the pitch is different. Original nuts are 32mm, later GKN shafts 36mm. Replace like for like.

Good luck

John
 

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Fitted a pair of these last Friday, along with drop links, took me 4 hours total Inc cleaning away, look good quality and a damn site cheaper than the timken ones, so I'm happy and my car sounds silent (or quieter, 😁) And couldn't work out which side it was, so did both and it was passenger side had collapsed and drivers side drop link had snapped!
Thanks AF for the quick delivery
  
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Just fitted both sides... what a great set. perfect and actually a really easy job.

Thanks Advanced Factors
  
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Can the new style nut be re-used?

Side note - I put a new style n/s driveshaft on mine and the bloody 36mm socket does not fit through the centre bore of the alloy wheel!
  
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I've also ordered one of these to fit on the weekend Thumbs Up
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ronald.soak wrote:
33mm socket for hubnut


Surely a typo...32 or 36.
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Agreed. 32mm. Sorry about that
Incorrect post edited

John
 

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ronald.soak wrote:
Stephen, just a reminder. The old and new nuts are not interchangeable. The thread diameters are the same but the pitch is different. Original nuts are 33mm, later GKN shafts 36mm. Replace like for like.

Good luck

John


What is the best technique for torquing up a 36mm new style nut? Wheel off, nuts on threads and torque against a lever? Or is there a 36mm socket that will fit through the centre of the wheels? or something else?

Cheers,

Andy
  
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Just a reminder. The recommended torque for the hub nut has been reduced to 230Nm, in order to increase the life of the bearing.
  
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how can I tell before starting the job if I require old or new style nut ?
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Check AF site, they have a picture of both Thumbs Up
  
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