Hi All,
A friend visited a NAPA today and took a look at the directions on the Anti-seize can and it said to use on lug nuts right on the label. Based upon this label and the comments of Bill and Bob, I am now questioning my understanding of when to use anti-seize. However, I am still unclear which bolts not to use anti-seize on. I agree with randy that you would not use anti-seize where applying Loctite. But, what about lock nuts where they are designed to create excessive friction to retain tightness. It seems most lug nuts are not lock nuts, however, our hub nuts are. So, wouldn’t the application of an anti-seize defeat the function of the locking nuts?
I love this forum as I always learn.
Ray (64BJ8P1)