Use loctite on rear lCA bolts ?
02-14-2009, 11:17 AM
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Use loctite on rear lCA bolts ? I've replace my lca bushings with the harder 1LE ones and installed them without loctite (late at night and didn't think about using any)
Should I have any concern, or is it ok to skip the loctite?
(would have used it had I remembered)
Should I have any concern, or is it ok to skip the loctite?
(would have used it had I remembered)
02-14-2009, 07:15 PM
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As long as you tighten the bolts correctly, you should be fine. IIRC they should be torqued to 100 lb ft. Every suspension fastener I can remember was dry from the factory.
02-15-2009, 11:00 AM
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If you caught my post last week, MINE FELL OUT LOL....LCA was dragging the ground, Freaked me out. Ran to autozone and ended up holding it up with a wire untill later that night running to my buddies so we could fix it. Crazy, Autozone guy said...Ill be Damned, your Damn stabilizer bar is dragging the ground.
