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ChrisBoom
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2nd Sep 09 at 09:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
250nm seems way too much, I just did my rear bearing on the 106, was tourqued up to 140nm.
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Ian, we need to re position the battery into the boot to get a bit of weight in there and then that will give us space to sort out the coolong filter in the space.
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Bearing is 235nm.
Ian
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Thanks Danny.

Can't put that battery in the boot, it's not sealed.

I'll buy one at some point but not for the weekend. That wouldn't sort out the bias anyway, it's too bad. Ste has fitted the valve today inline and I'm going to go up there later to mount it on the tunnel.

Then I'm going to clean the fridge and move some furniture downstairs for the weekend.

Pics to follow
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looking good ian, ste and orient
DannyB
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No probs, anything ele give me a shout or I may just scan the page from Autodata and post it in here.
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Bias valve is fitted and I've left Ian a nice puddle of dot 5.1 from cutting and flaring the pipes.

IAN: Ensure you top up the brake fluid reservoir and if needed, give it a quick bleed before you drive it. I've left a half made bracket on the bench. pics needed of it fitted

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Shall I text Oly about borrowing his?


Not me? God I hope not, knowing that the track ready Polo and Astra are 1000 miles away from me at the weekend and a few scouse lads are nearby I'll be having kittens
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Decided against the bracket.

Just straightening the pipe then pics ahoy.
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Rear hubs torqued.
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quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
No probs, anything ele give me a shout or I may just scan the page from Autodata and post it in here.




Ian: If autodata is any good to you I think I have a version of it on disk spare if you want?
ChrisBoom
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quote:
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Rear hubs torqued.


Get them to 235 without any snappage?
Ian
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I chickened out at 200 tbh.

That's how far the wrench goes anyway.

Also, we've already got in to trouble for someone trying to sell Autodata screen grabs so no thanks, I'll turn down the kind offers
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Garage tidied, I'm going home!
harrisp
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No problem...
Are Pumas similar to fiestas underneath?
Ian
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I think so, yes. There is no Puma Haynes manual and a lot of people say use the Fiesta one instead.
ChrisBoom
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That it ready for track use then?
Ian
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Need to top the fluid up, bleed it and test drive it tomorrow but yeah, pretty much.
Butler
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Stickers?
Ste
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Do the wheels spin ok? iirc they are concentric bearings so don't do them too tight or they'll break! The Escort uses the same bearings and they are torqued to 60lbf (260nm) Make sure you didn't do it to 260lbf or you'll fuck them!

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ste W
Do the wheels spin ok? iirc they are concentric bearings so don't do them too tight or they'll break! The Escort uses the same bearings and they are torqued to 60lbf (260nm) Make sure you didn't do it to 260lbf or you'll fuck them!


Bit late for the warning now after he has done them
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Stickers tomorrow.

Did them to 200nm.

60lb ft is 81nm.

They spin fine.

[Edited on 03-09-2009 by Ian]
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The usual method is tighten it till it stops then back it off a little, thats why they are castlated so they stay were they are put and not tightened to fuck.

As long as they still turn you'll be fine

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

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