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    Torque spec on axle nut and...

    Besides really damn tight, what is the correct torque setting for the axle nut?? Is it 185 ft pounds??? Also, the nut itself-- the factory one looks like it has a "notch" in it to kinda "lock" it in place on the threads. The replacement nut from the Honda dealer obviously is not quite the same. Are those nuts punced or bent at the factory to prevent them from ever loosening?? Should we try to notch the new one after installing it or just torque it properly and not worry about it?? I'm pretty anal about these kinda things, so I like to get all the details, even though most shops wouldn't even replace the nuts or worry about torque settings...



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    it is actually 134ft. lbs.
    yeah, you will have to punch it to make sure it doesn't get lose when you driving.
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    Originally posted by shepherd79
    it is actually 134ft. lbs.
    yeah, you will have to punch it to make sure it doesn't get lose when you driving.
    How would i go about doing "the Punch" to that nut?? Chisel??

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    how i did it

    i used a good screw driver,hammer and like 30 beatings and finally it got notched. iam sure there maybe a better method but whatever works.

    hope this helps
    mike

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    i just used big screw driver and heavy hammer. two hits and it is there.
    you don't need to make it deep. just make it so it won't unscrew itself.
    Alex.

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