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    Front wheel bearing hub nut size?

    Can anyone please tell me what size the front wheel hub bearing nut is for a V70 97 auto

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    Socket size? Its 36mm
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    You need at least a meter long breaker bar and loads of strength to do those up. - its stupid tight!

    its 120nm + 60 degrees and that = FT

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    Quote Originally Posted by partsforvolvos.com View Post
    You need at least a meter long breaker bar and loads of strength to do those up. - its stupid tight!

    its 120nm + 60 degrees and that = FT
    Indeed!

    Also undoing the nut is just as bad.

    I use a 6 foot long scaffold bar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave View Post
    Indeed!

    Also undoing the nut is just as bad.

    I use a 6 foot long scaffold bar
    I used a 3' breaker bar on mine, I was surprised how easy it was to get off.

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    i snapped my breaker bar trying to undo it to even start the job, so had to steal my dad's 3/4 inch kit- he does coaches .

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    Thanks everyone, I bought a 36mm socket, used my breaker bar and a 3ft cut off scaffold bar and with all 18 stone of me standing on the bar the nut finally came undone - i suppose being done up for 15 years and spinning for 138k miles it would be a bit shy to come undone!!

    Thanks for the advice everyone

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