Steve,
The way I do it is to tighten the nut with a wrench while spinning the
hub. Tighten the nut until it is snug, then back it off until it is
loose. Next, tighten it finger tight, and check to see if either of the
holes in the spindle line up with a space in the nut. If one does, put
the cotter pin in. If not, loosen the nut until you are able to get the
cotter pin in.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake steven boortz:
> hi everyone
> i'm putting my hubs back together. and i'm wondering, because i could not
>find it in the service manual, what is the convention for tightening that nut?
> the one on the end of the spindle, through which the cotter pin goes. is it
>tightened to a certain torque? i have no idea really.
> thank you in advance
> steve
> 675MIZU
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