finger tight!!!!!
#1
finger tight!!!!!
so my 4wd shifter has felt kinda clunky.
and the dealer I bought the truck from, did not even try to detail the truck. it was a mess inside.
so today I pulled up the 4wd boot to see what went into taking off the shifter so I could clean the boot/shifter.
The bolts that hold the shifter on, were so loose I undid them with a loose finger grip.
guess that solves the 4wd problem
can I use loctite on these ???
and the dealer I bought the truck from, did not even try to detail the truck. it was a mess inside.
so today I pulled up the 4wd boot to see what went into taking off the shifter so I could clean the boot/shifter.
The bolts that hold the shifter on, were so loose I undid them with a loose finger grip.
guess that solves the 4wd problem
can I use loctite on these ???
#2
#3
RE: finger tight!!!!!
you can use the locktite as long as it doesn't come into contact with any fluids aka tranny fluid, gas, that kind of thing.
locktite is a funny thing, people think you need to coat the bolt with the stuff you really don't even need a drop of it. barely any works just as well as dipping the bolt in it.
locktite is a funny thing, people think you need to coat the bolt with the stuff you really don't even need a drop of it. barely any works just as well as dipping the bolt in it.
#4
RE: finger tight!!!!!
ORIGINAL: crazy1snow
you can use the locktite as long as it doesn't come into contact with any fluids aka tranny fluid, gas, that kind of thing.
locktite is a funny thing, people think you need to coat the bolt with the stuff you really don't even need a drop of it. barely any works just as well as dipping the bolt in it.
you can use the locktite as long as it doesn't come into contact with any fluids aka tranny fluid, gas, that kind of thing.
locktite is a funny thing, people think you need to coat the bolt with the stuff you really don't even need a drop of it. barely any works just as well as dipping the bolt in it.