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Old 01-06-2012
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Dumb question time....how tight do I screw on the bolt which attaches the flywheel to the engine?? As tight as humanly possible, or just like any normal nut??
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get ya pig hands on it and dont be scared. mine is as tight as poss or it will spin
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A tight as a wookie can do!
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yep as tight as you can with the tool you are using, if you are useing a deep socket on a 3/8th drive as i do, do use a little coution! I put a small drop of thred lock on also.
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