How tight should a hub bolt be?

How tight should a hub bolt be?

Expert Reply: The nut on the spindle should be tightened until snug, with no side-to-side play in the hub and then backed off slightly, about maybe a 1/8 of a turn.

What is the torque setting for a wheel bearing?

Generally, jam nuts less than 2-5/8″ should be torqued to 200-300 lbf-ft; nuts 2-5/8″ and over should be torqued to 250-400 lbf-ft. See chart for exact torque specification.

How do you tighten a hub bearing?

How to Tighten Wheel Bearings

  1. Tighten the bearing for the first time.
  2. Loosen the nut back to where you can turn it with your fingers.
  3. Tighten the nut to where it is tightened firm once again.
  4. Loosen the nut to where you can once again turn it with your fingers.

What kind of suspension does a Hino 195 have?

Reversed Elliot, “I” beam Taper‐leaf springs with shock absorbers and stabilizer Rear air suspension, for all wb except 114.2″ wb GAWR ‐ Front Axle GAWR ‐ Rear Axle 55 gallon aluminumSTANDARD FEATURES fuel tank, for all wb except 114.2″ and 137.8″ Rear Axle *MK195-18E* OPTIONAL FEATURES

How big is a Hino truck front axle?

Hino Motors Sales, U.S.A., Inc. reserves the right to alter specifications at any time without previous notice. *Condition is city delivery and 8% max gradesHSS COE195 120 WEIGHT CAPACITIES Front axleaxlelbs. 7,270 Rear axle lbs. 13,660 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Where can I get a Hino Truck Repair Manual?

This means more information for more accurate repairs. Hino Trucks dealers and body builders now have direct access to download 3D CAD models (.stp files) of all 2016MY and up conventional and COE chassis to be used for body design via a dedicated website www.hinocaddesign.com.

What kind of gear ratios do Hino trucks have?

GVW 19,500 lbs. GCWR* 25,500 lbs. Rear Axle Gear Ratios OPT 5.142 STD 5.571 OPT 5.857 Gradeability (% of grade) 60 60 60 Transmission Model Aisin A465 (PTO Capable) Type Six speed automatic Ratios 1st 3.742 2nd 2.003 3rd 1.343 4th 1 5th 0.773 6th 0.634 Rev. -3.539 WHY DRIVERS LOVE OUR TRUCKS

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