Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 2:13:33 AM
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blackstangs281
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Nice Alex.................That looks like an interesting place
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 9:37:37 AM
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Mr_Pat
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I recomend useing Locktite on all bolts.
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 10:36:35 AM
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mkielbas
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Funny, I've been offroading couple of times plus I had my oil change done at the dealer's...
Anyway I noticed recently that this bolt was loose... I tightened it down myself but the question remaines: is it becuase of offroading or maybe the dealer forgot to tight it down properly....
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 2:46:38 PM
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f5fstop
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quote:
ORIGINAL: Mr_Pat
I recomend useing Locktite on all bolts.
Including cylinder head, cam phasing gear, camshaft, etc.?????????
Ok, so I'm being a bit facetious since all those are torque to yield and with Loctite, that means lots of problems. However, unless the manufacturer recommends using a threadlocker, DO NOT USE A THREADLOCKER. It might not cause a problem with a shield bolt, but some will say the same as you, "Loctite on all bolts," which can cause more damage and problems than you can ever imagine.
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 5:06:03 PM
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H3X442
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Nice looking area for offroading. Looks like a blast to drive on. Wish we had places like that where I live. Steve
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/23/2007 5:23:27 PM
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H34 pleasure
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Nice pictures..looks like you had a great time.
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RE: Missing skid plate bolt, offroad pics - 7/24/2007 11:40:02 AM
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mkielbas
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Yeah... I think so too...They changed oil in March and I noticed this loose bolt in June... If I haven't cleaned my H3's after offroading, the bolt would be gone by now....
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ORIGINAL: f5fstop
quote:
ORIGINAL: Mr_Pat
I recomend useing Locktite on all bolts.
Including cylinder head, cam phasing gear, camshaft, etc.?????????
Ok, so I'm being a bit facetious since all those are torque to yield and with Loctite, that means lots of problems. However, unless the manufacturer recommends using a threadlocker, DO NOT USE A THREADLOCKER. It might not cause a problem with a shield bolt, but some will say the same as you, "Loctite on all bolts," which can cause more damage and problems than you can ever imagine.
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