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When torquing the bolts on such things as a flywheel, that has a plate that you are supposed to bend down over the flats on the bolts to keep them from unscrewing, if your torque setting results in the bolt head not presenting a flat for the plate to be tapped down on, do you torque a bit more, or do you back off a wee bit to get the flat on the bolt head positioned right?
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Help with torquing bolts
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NEVER slack it off. The tabs are mild steel, they can be bent on / over the corner of a hex head from two directions.
You've posted this in the HELP section for questions regarding FORUM issues. Try posting it in the "Restoration & Tools" or a marque-specific sub-forum for more visibility.
You've posted this in the HELP section for questions regarding FORUM issues. Try posting it in the "Restoration & Tools" or a marque-specific sub-forum for more visibility.
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Phototone, you posted your question in our "Forum Help" forum, which is meant to ask questions specifically about how to navigate this site. I am moving your post to our "Restoration and Tools" forum. (If you're reading this you are now in that forum.
