Installation

Torque, centre alignment, and post-install checks

Quick answer

A wheel that sits visually off or a horn that works only in one position after refit points to spline alignment or clock spring position - use OEM reference marks, torque to the workshop manual, and book SRS diagnostics if the airbag lamp stays on.

Problem

  • You are fitting a wheel and need correct spline alignment and torque.

Symptoms

  • Wheel looks off-centre or horn is flaky at certain angles.

Cause

  • Clock spring misalignment or over-rotation during refit can trigger SRS warnings and odd horn behaviour.

Fix Step-by-step

  1. Use factory alignment marks; do not force the wheel on the spline.
  2. Torque wheel nut to workshop manual spec.
  3. Route clock-spring and plugs without pinch points.
  4. If SRS lamp is on, book a qualified diagnostic.

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