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As the question states, should I use Locktite on the flexplate bolts? I believe they are torqued to 80 ft. lbs?
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Last time I bought flexplate bolts, they came with loctite already on the threads. If yours don't have it, I would add it. Be sure not to reuse the bolts you removed, they shouldn't be re-used. I believe they are the torque to yield style.
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I could be wrong but if they have loctite on them then I doubt they are torque to yield. I have reused them in the past without trouble. But loctite yes.
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Mike ISSCA member # 2344 Hoosier INC Member 1994 Chevy Caprice 9C1, 126,000 miles, T56, 4.10's ![]() C6 Grandsport Brake Install C6 Z06 Wheels T56 Installation Manual |
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I just wrench em' on .
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Eric Seaman 1994 Caprice Wagon "Moby Dick" 1996 Impala SS 383 11.604@117 CC503 with 3.73's."Fastest NA 383 3.73 equipped car on the board" ISSCA Member #2517 |
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Locktite = YES
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