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If you're too weak to undo a lugnut, just put the lug wrench on there and use the scissor jack to turn it.

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Old 10-22-2014, 11:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If you're too weak to undo a lugnut, just put the lug wrench on there and use the scissor jack to turn it.
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My owner's manual says 80 pounds, not 85.
Like others have said, if it took two to remove the lugs, then they were over-torqued.

NOT a good idea to take lugs off with a torque wrench. It can screw up the wrench. Trust me I did it.
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NOT a good idea to take lugs off with a torque wrench. It can screw up the wrench. Trust me I did it.
+1. This is rule #1 about using a torque wrench... it's NOT a breaker bar. Rule #2 is don't store it under tension; set it to its lowest setting before putting it away. Rule #3 is the wrench exists to make sure you don't over-tighten bolts, not to make sure you tighten them enough.
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