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Installing a Wheel
1. Check the disc wheel for the following:
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Cracks or other damage around the stud holes and decorative holes
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Cracks or other damage or deformation on the wheel nut seating surfaces (tapered
surfaces)
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Cracks or other damage on welds
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Wear or other damage on the hub fitting surface or wheel-to-wheel mating surface
2. Check the wheel studs and wheel nuts for the following:
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Cracks or other damage
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Stud elongation or excessive rust
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Crushed, thinned or seized threads
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Remove rust and dirt from a wheel stud and nut, lightly lubricate
the threads with engine oil, gear oil or power steering fluid and turn
the nut on the stud. If the nut does not turn smoothly, the threads
are defective.
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If the threads are defective, replace both wheel stud and wheel nut
as a set.
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If any wheel stud is broken, change all the wheel studs and wheel
nuts on the wheel.
3. Remove rust, dust and mud from the fitting surface, hub fitting surface or wheel-to-
wheel mating surfaces, and wheel nut seating surfaces (tapered surfaces) of the
disc wheel, and from the threads of the wheel studs and nuts.
4. Install the wheel while aligning the stud holes in the disc wheel with the wheel studs.
When installing the rear wheel, place the outer wheel so that its tyre air valve will be
180 degrees apart from that of the inner wheel to enable inflating both inner and
outer tyres.
5. Screw in each wheel nut by hand until it touches the nut seating surface on the disc
wheel, and then finger tighten all wheel nuts until the wheel is held in position without
any looseness. Face the tapered end of wheel nuts inward.
6. Turn the bleeder screw of the jack counterclockwise to lower the vehicle slowly.
7. Tighten the wheel nuts in a diagonal sequence and in two or three passes. When
installing a rear wheel, tighten the nuts of the inner wheel first and then the nuts of
the outer wheel.
8. Finally, tighten all wheel nuts using a torque wrench to the specified torque. You
must tighten the nuts of the rear inner wheel before tightening the nuts of the rear
outer wheel even when you change only the rear outer wheel.
Summary of Contents for NOVOULTRA E6 2019
Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL Revision No 01...
Page 5: ...1 INTRODUCTION 1...
Page 11: ...7 2 GENERAL INFORMATION...
Page 14: ...10 3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS...
Page 33: ...29 ASR failure Error...
Page 34: ...30 4 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT...
Page 64: ...60 5 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE...
Page 97: ...93 6 TECHNICAL INFORMATION...
Page 101: ...7 LIST OF FOREIGN DISTRIBUTORS 96...
