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what should AA lug nuts be torqued to. which side is ccw ?
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Hey Richard,
It's been a LONG time since I worked on an AA, but you aren't getting any responses, so figured I'd jump in with what little I remember. Torque- I used the "human torque wrench" arms to get them as tight as I could. Guessing around 80 ft./lbs.-ish. If I recall, it was driver's side going CCW on the fire truck I worked on. But the tow truck I worked on had no CCW lug nuts.
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A previous reply (of three query) at https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showp...52&postcount=2 Brain assist - left hand (drivers) side are left hand thread. (CCW) Joe K
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On cars with directional lug nuts, always tighten toward the front of the car...
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