Technical Ducato cv60 torque settings

[Mufftydiver11]

Does anyone actually know the wheel bolt torque settings for the fiat ducato it’s on 16” alloys , can’t find it anywhere in owners manual , do fiat actually think people don’t use spanner’s anymore ? , it’s a 2.3 140Bhp if it makes any difference , tia ?

 

[IceVovo]

I put the bolts in first and thread with my fingers to start it and ensure no cross threading. Then do up so wheel is seated properly. Second Tighten or check with wheel on ground.
I do not use a torque wrench for wheel nuts.

For me, use the wheel nut tools that come with the van or can do the bolts up.
That same tool should reside in the van to ensure you can undo the nuts if you have to change the wheel on the road.
Check wheel bolts after a short test drive.

Using the standard bar/tool to do wheel bolts up tight is sufficient.
There is a method called Torque Turn to tighten or angle Turn. It is more accurate than any torque wrench.
Just be consistent.
So Tighten. then approx 1/8 turn tighter with standard bar that comes with the car.

Hope that guides you.

 

[theoneandonly]

From the Burstner Owner Manual Page 217:

Alloy wheel rims

15" Tomason TN3F-6515 180 Nm
16" Tomason TN3F-6516 180 Nm
15" Irmscher IC-Line 180 Nm
16" Irmscher IC-Line 180 Nm
16" Fiat X250 Light 160 Nm
16" Fiat X250 Heavy 180 Nm

 

[Communicator]

Fiat eLearn for the x244 gives 160Nm for M14 bolts, and 180Nm for M16 bolts.

http://4cardata.info/elearn/244/2/244000001/244000003/244000004/244001205/

 

[Mufftydiver11]

Thanks for the help ��