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Old 12-05-2016, 06:22 AM   #20
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Good video, but

Get a good shop jack. The scissor jack is a pain in the butt, and you will need the shop jack to put the car on jack stands.

Why not use the impact driver to loosen the wheel nuts after jacking up the wheel?

The tool kit has a threaded guide in it to help put the wheel on. You can see what a pain it is to get the first bolt aligned if you don't use it.

I would never use an impact driver to tighten wheel bolts. Many impact drivers will over torque the bolts, even on the lowest setting. Easy to spin them in by hand and then use a torque wrench set at the proper torque.

He isn't tightening them in the right sequence. Always skip over one bolt going in one direction.

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