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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / May 2006Focus TDCI rear drums
Is there anything subtle involved with changing the rear drums+bearings on '52 red 1.8 TDCI Focus? i.e any quirks to be aware of (funny seals etc) My LH rear wheel bearing is starting to sing after 70k, so I though I would replace the nasty rusty drum at the same time. > Is there anything subtle involved with changing the rear drums+bearings on > '52 red 1.8 TDCI Focus? i.e any quirks to be aware of (funny seals etc) > > My LH rear wheel bearing is starting to sing after 70k, so I though I > would replace the nasty rusty drum at the same time. No, other than you should use a new hub nut and its done up bloody tight (cant remember figure off top of head sorry) Tim.. ta >> Is there anything subtle involved with changing the rear drums+bearings >> on '52 red 1.8 TDCI Focus? i.e any quirks to be aware of (funny seals [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Tim.. "Tim.." wrote... > No, other than you should use a new hub nut and its done up > bloody tight (cant remember figure off top of head sorry) The rear hub nut should be torqued to 235Nm.  Signaturegandissy ouch - tight > "Tim.." wrote... >> >> No, other than you should use a new hub nut and its done up bloody tight >> (cant remember figure off top of head sorry) > > The rear hub nut should be torqued to 235Nm. |
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