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Railroader Tom View Drop Down
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    Posted: 26 Nov 2015 at 6:46pm
How many out there replace self locking rod bolt nuts every time you rebuild a engine? And how about the wear on them every time you tighten them to check clearance. Just wondering how other people handle it, thanks.
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If a nut is torqued it should never come loose. That said,if a bolt stretches then the nut can loosen. Would rather replace bolt over nut.  MACK
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