+1, I agree
Originally Posted by Uther
I use Torque seal/ Cross check on all major nuts and bolts, like steering and suspension.

Once torqued to spec (or tightened if no torque figures are available) a short line of this over the bolt and nut. And you will see straight away if it ever comes loose without needing to do a spanner check. You can only really check a bolt with a specific torque setting by loosening it and then retorquing it correctly. So this stuff saves heaps of time.

Great stuff used in the airline trade and on race cars.

https://www.skyshop.com.au/shopexd.asp?id=2328


I use nail varnish to do a mark on main bolts. Ask authorization to your wife before... At the moment no move on the marked bolts.

Last edited by CBY; 07/08/19 10:25 AM.

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2005 PLUS 4