What are the wheel nut torques for a Ford Fiesta, 1.3 Finesse, 2003 model.?
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quite simply 100nm for steel wheels or 110nm for alloys. Make sure the hubs are nice and clean and apply some copper grease or ordinary grease, stops the wheels from seizing to hubs and also means the hubs can be fitted and torqued properly.
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look on your door panel or your vehicle manual..they should tell you the exact specs..if im correct, i believe its no more than 80ft/lbs. but i could be wrong
if you can't find exact information, just go with about 75-80 ft/lbs.that's the spec for most hondas,toyotas and nissans and probably most small cars
I usually say 100 ft.-lbs. for most passenger car applications, but on a smaller car like the one you mention, 80 ft.-lbs. is more than enough.
80 - 85Nm for alloys, 100 - 105 Nm for steels.
ft = flipping tight
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