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Case Throughbolt Torque

So, I put the case back together and torqued the through bolts down to the proper setting. One thing I noticed was that after I got through torquing them all down, when I went back to check the torque setting, the whole bolt would turn and I had to put a socket back on the opposing nut to check the torque. If I didn't, the whole through bolt turned.

Is this normal?

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Old 04-26-2004, 07:54 AM
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Sure, sounds perfectly reasonable, especially if you lubed the o-rings. Why would you check the torque without holding the bolt with a wrench while checking the torque on the nut? Sounds like a good way to scribe or tear o-rings.

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