Setting Torque on Air Impact Wrench
#1
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Setting Torque on Air Impact Wrench
Guys,
Just got my first compressor complete with variety of air tools................... question is how do I go about setting/ using an impact wrench torque ?
I've got a standard type 1/2 drive type for removing wheel bolts etc, it has an adjustable wheel on the bottom of the handle with settings 1-4 (4 being the hardest).................... the instructions are a bit brief and it seems to give a setting dependant on fastening size BUT is this the thread size or the head size ?
If I want to tighten wheel nuts how do I know if it's tight enough or too tight ?
Just got my first compressor complete with variety of air tools................... question is how do I go about setting/ using an impact wrench torque ?
I've got a standard type 1/2 drive type for removing wheel bolts etc, it has an adjustable wheel on the bottom of the handle with settings 1-4 (4 being the hardest).................... the instructions are a bit brief and it seems to give a setting dependant on fastening size BUT is this the thread size or the head size ?
If I want to tighten wheel nuts how do I know if it's tight enough or too tight ?
#3
Advanced PassionFord User
do it the proper way (torque wrench) I only use my air gun to tighten up the wheel nuts of people that piss me off because then I know if they get a puncture they won't be able to get the wheel off anytime soon
also duga-duga's change dependent on the setting
also duga-duga's change dependent on the setting
#4
PassionFord Post Whore!!
You will never know.
Never tighten wheel nuts/bolts with an air gun, not if you either want the wheel to stay on or want to be able to get the nuts off when you get a puncture.
And if they are alloys not if you want the wheel to stay in one piece.
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Never tighten wheel nuts/bolts with an air gun, not if you either want the wheel to stay on or want to be able to get the nuts off when you get a puncture.
And if they are alloys not if you want the wheel to stay in one piece.
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#6
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Cheers for comments lads................... I've NEVER been to/ seen a tyre garage where they use anything other than an air gun for tightening wheel bolts and never had a prob getting any off ?
Will do it the correct way
Will do it the correct way
#7
PassionFord Regular
you can also use Torque Extension Bar's,they only go to the torque you need.
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