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Mk1 Rear Drum Stub Axle Bolts

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Hi,

I have just been overhauling my rear drum brakes . During this I removed the 4 bolts holding the stub axles.

When re-assembling I found that it not clear from the Haynes manual what the correct torque setting for these bolts should be.

The only ones that manual quotes is "Rear drum brake backplate/disc shield" at 66nm.

Is this the correct one?

Thanks

Roger



Hi,

I have just been overhauling my rear drum brakes . During this I removed the 4 bolts holding the stub axles.

When re-assembling I found that it not clear from the Haynes manual what the correct torque setting for these bolts should be.

The only ones that manual quotes is "Rear drum brake backplate/disc shield" at 66nm.

Is this the correct one?

Thanks

Roger

personally i have never set the torque on these bolts but looking at how haynes reffers to the job and knowing that the backplate is riveted on then i would say 66Nm is correct.

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I have just looked on my Ford TIS workshop manual disk [that I had forgotten I had :blink: ] and that is indeed the correct torque for these bolts.

Thanks anyway.....

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