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Old 02-10-2001, 05:07 PM
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The directions on my tube of locktite are not all that specific as to the proper way to apply the product--essentially it says to put some on the threads then assemble. All the threads, or just at the very end of the bolt? Any of you old hands have a more detailed description of the proper application of locktite? (I just installed some new rotors on my wagon and used locktite on the caliper bolts, and torqued them to specs).

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