Lug Nut Torque and Drum Brakes Question - 92 Honda Civic HB
Hi there, I was wondering what the correct torque for the wheel lug
nuts was in foot pounds for a 1992 Honda Civic Hatchback. I have aluminum rims and a friend mentioned something along the lines of 100 - 120 ft. lbs. Also, I just ended up replacing my old drums & horse pads since they ended up being really worn down with new ones. I was wondering if the the mechanism inside that tightens or losens the horseshoe pads against the drum would eventually end up tigthening itself, or do I have to actually take off the tires, the drums and spin the mechanism so that the shoes are snug/tight. Any recommendations on how tight it should be? The rear brakes are rattling and dont seem to hold in place when I lightly press the brakes. I end up hearing a rumbling noise on my rear right side (from the right rear wheel). They end up working properly once I press the brake hard enough. If you could please let me know, then I would really appreciate it. Thank you in advance. AJ |
Re: Lug Nut Torque and Drum Brakes Question - 92 Honda Civic HB
Torque on most Honda's 80 ft lbs
I do adjust the shoes out until there is a slight drag, the e-brake will be 3-4 clicks above the "resting" position. I slide the drum on 1'2 way and turn the wheel a few clicks then slide the drum all the way on. I keep repeating this until the drum has a slight drag, then it stays on. As far as the noise, I'd be sure that everything I'd put together correctly "AJ" <Spinalcore@gmail.com> wrote in message news:65cdf01d.0502231942.76a36cea@posting.google.c om... > Hi there, I was wondering what the correct torque for the wheel lug > nuts was in foot pounds for a 1992 Honda Civic Hatchback. I have > aluminum rims and a friend mentioned something along the lines of 100 > - 120 ft. lbs. Also, I just ended up replacing my old drums & horse > pads since they ended up being really worn down with new ones. I was > wondering if the the mechanism inside that tightens or losens the > horseshoe pads against the drum would eventually end up tigthening > itself, or do I have to actually take off the tires, the drums and > spin the mechanism so that the shoes are snug/tight. Any > recommendations on how tight it should be? The rear brakes are > rattling and dont seem to hold in place when I lightly press the > brakes. I end up hearing a rumbling noise on my rear right side (from > the right rear wheel). They end up working properly once I press the > brake hard enough. If you could please let me know, then I would > really appreciate it. Thank you in advance. > > AJ |
Re: Lug Nut Torque and Drum Brakes Question - 92 Honda Civic HB
Torque on most Honda's 80 ft lbs
I do adjust the shoes out until there is a slight drag, the e-brake will be 3-4 clicks above the "resting" position. I slide the drum on 1'2 way and turn the wheel a few clicks then slide the drum all the way on. I keep repeating this until the drum has a slight drag, then it stays on. As far as the noise, I'd be sure that everything I'd put together correctly "AJ" <Spinalcore@gmail.com> wrote in message news:65cdf01d.0502231942.76a36cea@posting.google.c om... > Hi there, I was wondering what the correct torque for the wheel lug > nuts was in foot pounds for a 1992 Honda Civic Hatchback. I have > aluminum rims and a friend mentioned something along the lines of 100 > - 120 ft. lbs. Also, I just ended up replacing my old drums & horse > pads since they ended up being really worn down with new ones. I was > wondering if the the mechanism inside that tightens or losens the > horseshoe pads against the drum would eventually end up tigthening > itself, or do I have to actually take off the tires, the drums and > spin the mechanism so that the shoes are snug/tight. Any > recommendations on how tight it should be? The rear brakes are > rattling and dont seem to hold in place when I lightly press the > brakes. I end up hearing a rumbling noise on my rear right side (from > the right rear wheel). They end up working properly once I press the > brake hard enough. If you could please let me know, then I would > really appreciate it. Thank you in advance. > > AJ |
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