Febi Bilstein 46674 Wheel Nut Front Rear Fits Ford C-Max Capri Cortina Ka Volvo. This wheel nut is...Febi Bilstein 46674 Wheel Nut Front Rear Fits Ford C-Max Capri Cortina Ka Volvo. This wheel nut is designed for use with light alloy rims and steel rims. It has a thickness of 31mm and an outer diameter of 28mm. The internal thread size is M12 x 1.5, and it requires a 19mm spanner. The bolt head/nut design is Male Hex, with a Conical Seat F wheel fastening. It is made of steel and has a chromed surface. This part is suitable for the front and rear axles. It weighs 0.06kg. It also features OEM numbers: 1 366 029--FORD, 1 454 051--FORD, 1 527 078--FORD, 1 567 143--FORD, 1 678 260--FORD, 6 106 730--FORD. This wheel nut is compatible with FORD FOCUS models from 98 to 20, with part numbers 1366029, 1454051, 1527078, 1567143. The brand is Febi Bilstein.
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This guide provides essential information for users of the Febi Bilstein 46674 Wheel Nut, designed for various Ford and Volvo models. It ensures proper wheel fastening for light alloy and steel rims, offering a reliable solution. Keep in mind that correct torque specifications are critical for safety and performance.
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Model Part Number
46674
Brand
Febi
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FAQs
What vehicles are these wheel nuts compatible with?
The Febi 46674 wheel nuts are primarily compatible with various Ford and Volvo models. Refer to the product description and your vehicle's specifications for specific compatibility.
What is the correct torque specification?
The correct torque specification varies depending on the vehicle. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual or a qualified mechanic for the correct torque setting.
What size spanner is required?
A 19mm spanner is required to install and remove the Febi 46674 wheel nuts.
What material are these wheel nuts made from?
The Febi 46674 wheel nuts are made from steel.
Are these wheel nuts suitable for both steel and alloy wheels?
Yes, these wheel nuts are designed for use with both light alloy and steel rims.
How often should I check the wheel nuts?
It is recommended to check the wheel nuts regularly, especially after tire rotations or other maintenance. Also, check after driving a certain distance, as specified in your car's manual.
What is the internal thread size?
The internal thread size is M12 x 1.5.
Troubleshooting
Wheel nuts are difficult to tighten.
Ensure the threads on the wheel studs and nuts are clean. Use a thread lubricant if necessary. Check for any damage to the threads. If the problem persists, the studs or nuts may need to be replaced.
Wheel nuts are loosening after driving.
Check the torque of the wheel nuts. Re-tighten them to the manufacturer's specifications. Inspect the wheel and hub for any damage. If the problem continues, have the wheel assembly checked by a professional.
Wheel nuts are showing signs of corrosion.
Clean the wheel nuts with a wire brush to remove any rust. Apply a corrosion-resistant coating. If the corrosion is severe, replace the wheel nuts.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable steel construction.
Chromed surface for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Compatible with a wide range of Ford and Volvo models.
Designed for both light alloy and steel rims.
Precise dimensions for secure fastening.
Cons
Requires a 19mm spanner for installation.
Specific to certain Ford and Volvo models, check compatibility.
Correct torque specification is crucial for safe use.
Not suitable for all vehicle models, verify fitment.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Verify that the Febi 46674 wheel nut is compatible with your vehicle's make, model, and year. Check the provided OEM numbers against your vehicle's specifications.
Installation: Use a 19mm spanner to install the wheel nuts. Ensure the wheel is properly aligned before tightening.
Torque: Always tighten the wheel nuts to the manufacturer's specified torque. Use a torque wrench for accuracy. Under-tightening or over-tightening can be dangerous.
Care: Regularly inspect the wheel nuts for signs of damage or corrosion. Replace any damaged nuts immediately. Clean the nuts with a mild cleaning agent and avoid harsh chemicals.
Storage: Store spare wheel nuts in a clean, dry place to prevent corrosion.