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Use a standard nut first, and snug it down. This should seat the taper. Then remove the standard nut and replace it with the locknut.
Steve Late 2012 M3W
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thanks for the reply Steve, I'll give that a go tomorrow, will report back
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That worked a treat, halfway through the other side, will be done tomorrow, then onto a bevel box oil change and some dynamat
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That worked a treat, halfway through the other side, will be done tomorrow, then onto a bevel box oil change and some dynamat Martin, Please check your messages here. I sent you one about this and not sure you got it.
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Hi Igal, i've emailed the instructions to you
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