To Locktite or Not???
11-01-2007, 01:51 PM
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To Locktite or Not??? Guys,
I'll be putting the T56 back in this weekend along with the new clutch and resurfaced flywheel. A question:
Do you used locktite on the following and what color (red/blue)?
Flywheel bolts to crank
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel
Bell Housing bolts to block
Tranny bolts to bellhousing
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke
Shifter Plate
I'll be putting the T56 back in this weekend along with the new clutch and resurfaced flywheel. A question:
Do you used locktite on the following and what color (red/blue)?
Flywheel bolts to crank
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel
Bell Housing bolts to block
Tranny bolts to bellhousing
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke
Shifter Plate
11-01-2007, 02:06 PM
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Flywheel bolts to crank - Red
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel - Blue
Bell Housing bolts to block - None
Tranny bolts to bellhousing - None
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke - None
Shifter Plate - None. Just use some goop around the perimeter to put a good seal on it
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel - Blue
Bell Housing bolts to block - None
Tranny bolts to bellhousing - None
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke - None
Shifter Plate - None. Just use some goop around the perimeter to put a good seal on it
11-01-2007, 07:20 PM
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I believe that Loctite has anti galling qualities. On the bolts that don't get Loctite, I use anti-sieze on anything that goes into aluminium. But, I'm old and used to iron blocks. So aluminium still scares me...
11-02-2007, 07:20 AM
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Yup, the old LT1 is an Iron block and I'll prob, use some locktite on the bolts that mount the bell housing to the block, but AntiSeze on the bolt from the tranny to bell housing as that's alum. I'll let you know how it goes, and thanks for all of the input from everyone.
11-02-2007, 08:29 AM
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Flywheel bolts to crank - Red
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel - Blue
Bell Housing bolts to block - None
Tranny bolts to bellhousing - None
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke - None
Shifter Plate - None. Just use some goop around the perimeter to put a good seal on it
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel - Blue
Bell Housing bolts to block - None
Tranny bolts to bellhousing - None
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke - None
Shifter Plate - None. Just use some goop around the perimeter to put a good seal on it
11-02-2007, 10:11 PM
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Guys,
I'll be putting the T56 back in this weekend along with the new clutch and resurfaced flywheel. A question:
Do you used locktite on the following and what color (red/blue)?
Flywheel bolts to crank
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel
Bell Housing bolts to block
Tranny bolts to bellhousing
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke
Shifter Plate
I'll be putting the T56 back in this weekend along with the new clutch and resurfaced flywheel. A question:
Do you used locktite on the following and what color (red/blue)?
Flywheel bolts to crank
Pressure Plate bolts to flywheel
Bell Housing bolts to block
Tranny bolts to bellhousing
Cap bolts on rear driveshaft yoke
Shifter Plate
Red loctite on all but the shifter plate. For those use a bit of the same sealant for the plate.
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11-02-2007, 10:40 PM
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put some blue loctite on the slave cylinder bolts, last you want to happen is those small bolts shaking loose and the whole thing grenading.
On the flywheel bolts, make sure it's clean first before bolting it up with loctite. Same with the pressure plate. Do it once and do it right. If you have an aftermarket like a textralia, make sure the bolt holes have NO PAINT in them.
On the flywheel bolts, make sure it's clean first before bolting it up with loctite. Same with the pressure plate. Do it once and do it right. If you have an aftermarket like a textralia, make sure the bolt holes have NO PAINT in them.
