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63 ft-lbs for wheel lug nuts? Really? 700 1990

posted by  U.S. Diver on  Mon Mar 17 10:17 CST 2025
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We should do a thread on the damage that shops do when we are not around to oversee them. My short list:

Use wrong coolant;
overfill oil;
lift car incorrectly, crushing rocker panel;
dirtying floor mats because, you know, its only an old car;
loss of hardware and/or clips.

I could go on and on....





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