Isuzu N Series 2008 Owner's Manual page 437

WARNING
• A disc wheel, wheel studs or wheel nuts in any abnormal condition could break
later, causing the wheel to be detached from the vehicle while driving.
• Do not repaint any mating surfaces, wheel nut seating surfaces (tapered
surfaces) and hub fitting surface of the disc wheel. Thick paint films would
cause loosened or broken wheel studs.
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
5. Jack up the vehicle so that the tyre is
clear of the ground completely.
6. Remove all the wheel nuts that have
been loosened, and then remove the
wheel.
Remove the wheel being careful to
not damage the threads of the wheel
studs.
7. When removing either of the dual rear
wheels, first remove the wheel nuts
from the outer wheel and remove that
wheel. Then, lower the vehicle and
loosen the inner wheel nuts.
8. Raise the vehicle again, and then
remove the inner wheel.
9. Check the following parts: the disc
wheel for deformation and damage
such as cracks; the hub for excessive
wear of the disc wheel fitting surface;
and the wheel studs and nuts for
damage to the threads. If anything
abnormal is found in the above parts,
check other parts as well, and replace
any defective part with a new one.
Front Wheel Jacking Points
Rear Wheel Jacking Points
Installing a Wheel
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