How to Torque Wheels using a Torque Wrench | AnthonyJ350
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- We show you the simple procedure to torquing your wheels down properly, using a Torque Wrench.
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Great video, however you can damage the wheel if you overtighten the wheels, example if you draw the wheel too tight when the rotor gets hot it expands, with the wheel pulled in to tight the rotor has no where to go but push the wheel. That's your midas
tip of the week!! 😁
Isn't that what using the torque wrench is for?
He works at Midas lol@@AnthonyJ350
Straightforward, thank you
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Hey, just subbed. Was wondering if there would be any other adverse effects from over torque? Like wheel bearings or something
You could stretch the wheel studs.
i hate how most shops don't use a torque wrench
I think it's a time vs outcome scenario. When they impact everything on, they're not experiencing failure and they save time.
@@AnthonyJ350 They overtorque the wheels.
About 10 ugga dugga's and its tight. :D
Hey AJ. I wanted to ask you if you had any info on a colored wiring diagram for an 2004 350z convertible. It's for the dvd player behind the driver seat. The pigtail connectors to this unit were cutoff completely. Im restoring it back to factory. I did an engine swap on it myself in February. You're my last resort. I rarely ask for help. Can't seem to find anything about the dvd wiring anywhere. Thanks man.
This Thizz, sorry off the top of my head I don't know. You can try the12volt.com but ALLDATA is probably where you're going to have to find specific information like that. You can't get the other end of the plug from the junk yard? It will probably have the exact same colours and you'll be able to hook it up.
@@AnthonyJ350 thanks man. I already have 95% of the wiring in the correct order. So far there's a few colored wires unaccounted for. This unit has 19 different variants of schematics among different model 350Z/G35. Not far from completion though. Thanks again