Re: Torquing Head Bolts - do I add anti-seize ????

Posted by BH on August 29, 2001 at 09:06:12 from (12.83.1.184):

In Reply to: Torquing Head Bolts - do I add anti-seize ???? posted by Alberta Mike on August 29, 2001 at 07:35:06:

The head bolts only need a light coat of oil to include underneath the head so it does'nt bind, with the excess being wiped off.

No-seize can give a false reading on true torque and it can let the headbolts loosen under normal use. The vibration will make them loosen themselves worse on lower torque values range.

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• Re: Re: Torquing Head Bolts - do I add anti-seize ???? bob 13:45:35 08/29/01 (1)
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