How to keep bolts from backing outta my Turbo/downpipe
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How to keep bolts from backing outta my Turbo/downpipe
I've heard it happens a lot. Is there anyway to keep them from coming lose. Anyone have studs? I've tighten mine 3 times in 1 1/2 months. Like 3500 miles boosted. That **** is so freaking annoying not to mention embarrassing, car sounds like a freaking beater.....
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Re: How to keep bolts from backing outta my Turbo/downpipe (Erik B)
o yea this problem SUCKS. Order a gasket from road race, then get studs. I got mine through ARP. I have yet to have a problem since then. been a year now.
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dammit today I went to tighten them and noticed one of my nuts was gone from the Wastegate flange to the exhaust manifold WTF? Should I have gone back and tightend all the dam bolts and nuts?
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Re: (quikb20)
I hate this problem. I do the "good old bolt tightening Routine" about every other night. I get a slight exhaust leak about every 2 days or so. I go through and torque the DP bolts, WG bolts, and occassionally the Manifold bolts during my tightening routine
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Re: How to keep bolts from backing outta my Turbo/downpipe (Swift)
i agree, saftey wire them. lock washers dont work because they compress flat and stay that way then they heat up.
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Re: How to keep bolts from backing outta my Turbo/downpipe (HybridcivicLS-T)
combo of vibration and heat changes antwaine
either use some lock tite and have fun getting them off if you ever need to or stud them.
Funny thing is my wastegate bolts used to back out and I kept tightening them and they just stopped backing out one day...so i guess I got lucky.
either use some lock tite and have fun getting them off if you ever need to or stud them.
Funny thing is my wastegate bolts used to back out and I kept tightening them and they just stopped backing out one day...so i guess I got lucky.
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