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I was suggesting these for getting the bolt all the way home , before tightening with a ring or open end spanner. I have a set of ratcheting ring spanners which I use once the bolt/nut has been loosened with a regular ring- bloody handy tools which save time and cursing in tight spots.

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Blue smoke on decel. and coast...

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Wow that's bad

Add to that your rig expelling blue smoke.......

And here I was thinking getting flashed by that speed camera on parramatta rd was going to cost me a hunge.... At least my car is fine!!

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  • Location: Probably above atmospheric pressure
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Oh sh!t Kroozin :( How??

Yeah Mick I was thinking that one totally loose bolt would not be good during expansion, right? Causing it to crack? Or do you mean the cracked housing is what caused the bolt to come out? Still powers on nicely at least...cracked housing is not part of my plan...

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That sucks Kroozin, how'd it happen?.

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  • Member For: 15y 9m 7d
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  • Location: 2 Fuchsia Court, Narre Warren. 3805
Posted

Tried buffing it out?

That worked for me when I had blue smoke.

As for the dint, I just drove my spare car.

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  • Member For: 20y 4m 7d
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Posted

StevenR, these housings crack quite often once tuned, when they crack around the bolt hole, the bolt will continue to come loose, there may be no performance loss though until the bolt actually falls out, some bolts can not fall put though because of the pipe fittings

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  • Member For: 18y 10m 10d
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  • Location: Probably above atmospheric pressure
Posted

Yeah lucky for me hahaha. Cheers Mick. Should I bother to loctite it? I have 263. Assume the extreme heat will render it useless anyway. Just gotta get the right spanner from Bunnings and keep an eye on it.

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Posted

Loctite will not handle the heat, you either have to keep tightening the bolt, or fix it properly

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