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Ford Focus Spindle Nut is in the middle of the wheel hub and the broader story of Ford Focus starts with car that is a combination of spirited handling and practical daily usage. Its responsive steering, agile chassis, and smart fuel engines make young drivers feel assured on the twisty roads and not stressed in traffic. The Focus, in turn, has comfortable seats, easy-to-use controls, and connectivity which ensures that you can have the playlist and navigation within your fingertips and proves that Ford does not Focus on performance only but also on comfort and technology. Having a reputation of reliability supported by the availability of parts everywhere, the Ford compact has the attraction of both families and commuters, providing low running costs and not making it any less fun. Even the Spindle Nut is a threaded and heavy duty fastener that clamps the hub to the spindle, bearings preload and eliminate wobble in the wheel, making each rotation of the Focus a notch perfect. Precisely machined according to Ford specifications, every Spindle Nut is resistant to vibration and corrosion and protects braking stability and prolongs bearing life in daily commutes or on long highway trips. Due to the heavy responsibility attached to this tiny part, a worn Spindle Nut must be replaced each time the driver feels the wheel playing or a time when the rest of the suspension is significantly worked upon. In order to install a new Spindle Nut, raise the car, loosen the hub, clean threads, fit bearings, tighten slowly as you rotate the wheel, position slots, put in a cotter pin, make sure it spins freely, and have a quiet ride.