bdrussell

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Has anyone else had problems with the allen head bolts that hold on the caps coming loose, and actually losing a cap?

I keep finding them loose and lost a cap.

Z28/2002

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No problems here

98silvertacrbn

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I used medium grade blue locktite the kind that you can take back out with hand tools. Don't use the high grade you won't get them off!!

ZFSix

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When I used to work for Discount Tire I had issues with them. Basically every time I sold a set, there was at least one cap that would end up cross threaded and I had to get another cap and screws from AR. No matter how slow I went and how careful I was, always had issues.

DarkhorSe_SS

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I just used the locktite and I went ahead and got different screws from home depot. I hate the allen wrench screws .. Get rid of them

Since I did this, I've had no problems with missing screws, etc.

Donohue96M6Z28

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about a week ago. I was cruising and could hear a jingling sound. Then someone at a gas station got my attention and pointed at my back wheel. My center cap was hanging on by 1 bolt . Just went to lowes. Paid 1.06 and got a back of 12 bolts. (flat head)

leadfoot4

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Either that, or a dab of RTV......

daville_pits

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never had that problem but anyone have a idea how to get them out if the allen head is stripped out

SSANIMAL

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yeah i have the same problem and i taught i was the only one going to home depot get some new bolts

leadfoot4

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Probably have to CAREFULLY turn the head of the screw with a pair of pliers.

bdrussell

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Or drill it out and use an easyout bit.

Thanks for the comments guys. Currently running around without one cap....

Danny2tek

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Yep I had to order some replacement screws and this time I used loctite