Driveshafts
Specifications and tightening torques
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Drive to the front wheels is transmitted by two tubular shafts of unequal length, each fitted with a constant velocity joint at both ends.
The right-hand driveshaft is fitted with an intermediate bearing secured to the cylinder block and mounted on a ball bearing.
Fitting dimension of the boots (mm) (Fig.1)


Fig. 1
Tightening torques (in daN.m and degrees)
For tightening torques, also refer to the 'exploded view of parts' in the methods.Driveshaft flanged nut:
- 1st pass: 10.
- 2nd pass: 60°.
Driveshaft bolt (*):
- 1st pass: 8.
- 2nd pass: 90°.
Intermediate bearing on cylinder block (*):
- M6 bolts: 0.9.
- M8 bolts: 3.
Wheel bolts: 13.
(*) Screws or nuts to be replaced after each removal.
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