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Owner's Manual Cadillac BLS - IFS Europe BV

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460_OM_MY09.book Page 222 Wednesday, April 2, 2008 10:32 AM<br />

222 Car care<br />

Do not wipe away the grease in the wheel<br />

hub<br />

Grease the surfaces indicated with a thin<br />

layer of grease<br />

Tightening sequence, wheel bolts<br />

6 Fit the wheel and screw in the bolts in the<br />

sequence shown (opposite pairs).<br />

Tighten the bolts enough for the bolts<br />

and wheel to be seated correctly.<br />

7 Lower the car and tighten the wheel<br />

bolts to torque in sequence.<br />

Tightening torque:<br />

Light-alloy wheels: 110 Nm.<br />

Steel wheels: 110 Nm.<br />

NOTICE<br />

• Do not overtighten the bolts using a<br />

percussion nut tightener: not only can<br />

this damage the wheels but it can also<br />

make it impossible to undo the bolts<br />

using the wheel wrench in the car’s<br />

toolkit.<br />

8 Retighten the wheel bolts after twenty or<br />

so miles.<br />

Tightening torque:<br />

Light-alloy wheels: 110 Nm.<br />

Steel wheels: 110 Nm.<br />

We advise against using wheels with large<br />

ventilation slots in winter, as the brake components<br />

are then more exposed to slush,<br />

road salt and grit.<br />

If you fit wheels of a different size, the<br />

speedometer can be reprogrammed to<br />

ensure it is as accurate as possible. We<br />

recommend that you contact an authorised<br />

<strong>Cadillac</strong> workshop.<br />

Driving with snow chains 3,<br />

see page 161

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