Loctite????
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Loctite????
How long does it take loctite to dry?
Basically i am reinstalling my rockers because when i did my head swap i forogot to rotate the motor after putting em in and rechecking them to be certain they were at 22ft lbs.
So i took everything off tonight and will reinstal em tomorrow. Only 9 out of the 16 were loose enough to move with my fingers.....
Anyway how fast does loctite dry up once you put the bolts in?
Should i do driverside then passenger side or will it take long enough that if a hour or two goes by it won't be dry yet?
I'm kinda slow thats why i say 2 hours lol.
Basically i am reinstalling my rockers because when i did my head swap i forogot to rotate the motor after putting em in and rechecking them to be certain they were at 22ft lbs.
So i took everything off tonight and will reinstal em tomorrow. Only 9 out of the 16 were loose enough to move with my fingers.....
Anyway how fast does loctite dry up once you put the bolts in?
Should i do driverside then passenger side or will it take long enough that if a hour or two goes by it won't be dry yet?
I'm kinda slow thats why i say 2 hours lol.
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take them all out, clean the threads on all of the studds/bolts, spray some brake cleaner on the threads, blow out the holes, and use new lock tite.
Install all the rockers, spin the motor over a few times, torque them down, spin the motor a few times, then torque again.
This way you'll know that they're all the same, and they have all been torqued the same. Lock tite gets a little gummy in 30min to 1hr.
Install all the rockers, spin the motor over a few times, torque them down, spin the motor a few times, then torque again.
This way you'll know that they're all the same, and they have all been torqued the same. Lock tite gets a little gummy in 30min to 1hr.
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How long does it take loctite to dry?
Basically i am reinstalling my rockers because when i did my head swap i forogot to rotate the motor after putting em in and rechecking them to be certain they were at 22ft lbs.
So i took everything off tonight and will reinstal em tomorrow. Only 9 out of the 16 were loose enough to move with my fingers.....
Anyway how fast does loctite dry up once you put the bolts in?
Should i do driverside then passenger side or will it take long enough that if a hour or two goes by it won't be dry yet?
I'm kinda slow thats why i say 2 hours lol.
Basically i am reinstalling my rockers because when i did my head swap i forogot to rotate the motor after putting em in and rechecking them to be certain they were at 22ft lbs.
So i took everything off tonight and will reinstal em tomorrow. Only 9 out of the 16 were loose enough to move with my fingers.....
Anyway how fast does loctite dry up once you put the bolts in?
Should i do driverside then passenger side or will it take long enough that if a hour or two goes by it won't be dry yet?
I'm kinda slow thats why i say 2 hours lol.
However none of the bolts should be like this:
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well they are the done. they didn't need much retq. even after turning the motor 5 differant times per side.
anyway they arn't as loud as they used to be now and i fixxed an exhuast leak i had been meaing to work on for about 8 months now lol.
anyway they arn't as loud as they used to be now and i fixxed an exhuast leak i had been meaing to work on for about 8 months now lol.
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