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Mar 30, 2006 | 07:46 PM

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Loctite when installing new crank bolt?

, but Im installing a Procharger so I'm posting here. Do I need to use loctite when I reinstall the crank bolt or do I just torque it down?

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no need loctight, it will be a mother f^%#$ if you have to take it off...

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good point.......

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, but Im installing a Procharger so I'm posting here. Do I need to use loctite when I reinstall the crank bolt or do I just torque it down?

Loctite NO! Never seize YES!

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