Is this the correct Loctite product for automotive bolts?
1161766
I don't believe that you would use any form of super glue on bolts of an automobile. Lock title makes a totally different product for something like that.
697551
If you have a torque value to be applied, it will be the same if you use this first. You actually never want to torque something, especially with a high torque value without a torque lubricant like ARP (B004BRCR5Y) or the higher the torque value, the more off your torque will be. Although this Permatex product does say lubricant on it and it does function in that way, it is specifically for Anti-Seize, most commonly used with aluminum or bolts made of other metals (steel) going into aluminum which will basically mechanically bound over time in you don't use an anti-seize product.
1139624
What reusable bolts are you refering to? Could you possibly provide a link?
19447
oops. previous answer was for a different product. this one came with bolts.
2174808
Yes it could work. However from my experience this item did not stay tight. If you use some Loctite you might have a different experience. I was not comfortable doing that since removal then becomes problematic.
446972
Don't know.This impact tool is very strong to much for use in small screw or bolt.
1378468
Yes, although other than a novelty I don't see what use it would be. I fireda total of 5 bolts before this piece of chinese, sweat shop made, crap broke beyond repair. Save some money and go for the next one up in price this one is not worth it perhaps that one will be.
1383603
sorry, i don't know. it depends on the inner diameter of the bolts. the Lumenock company would be a better place for that info
1413479
No, the factory u bolts work just fine. Make sure you use some on blast on the nuts and let them sit for a bit before removing. There is more than enough thread for the aal. Just a reference, I have a 2" factory block and the aal with thread to spare
2264991
I have 4 on my small tacoma. The stock bolts that come with it, I believe are un-rated. I'm sure the aluminum is a decent quality and if you up graded to rated bolts and finished them off with appropriate washers and lock nuts it'd be appropriate for your use and application.
1060245
Measure axle diameter, bolt circle diameter, count number of bolts, match same and you will be OK
648211
I'm not.certain. I have these rings on a number of scopes and have always just used blue loctite and tightened to just firm while alternating sides. Firm being just finger tight when holding the short side of the wrench. Sorry I'm not more help.
1298529
Dorman lists these bolts for various FORD vehicles from 1989 through 2005. You should verify the correct size bolt for your vehicle bolt before ordering.
1679619
If you have problems with the screw loosening, put a few drops of Loctite on the screw threads before tightening. You can buy a tiny tube of this at your local hardware store or auto parts store.
1039257
Yes it does, but whether the bolts provided will fit your application is another question.
1081547
I don't believe so. The bolts have a Torx head which requires a Torx driver, which is available at any tool or hardware store. You could also go to your local Ace Hardware and buy the 4 bolts. Hope that helps : )
1217622
Yep, every thing you need. I like to put lube on the bolts to make sure they will come off easier if one guide ever breaks (even though it has made a mess at times when you brush against them so that's your call)