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    Question flywheel bolts question

    hey lads
    iv a quick question, im changing the clutch and flywheel on my s14
    And i want to know if other people re-use their flywheel bolts or get new one's
    And if they get new one's where is the best place to get them.

    Nissan maindealers near me said they are €10 per bolt and will take anywhere between 2-6 weeks to come in


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    Quote Originally Posted by cork kouki View Post
    hey lads
    iv a quick question, im changing the clutch and flywheel on my s14
    And i want to know if other people re-use their flywheel bolts or get new one's
    And if they get new one's where is the best place to get them.

    Nissan maindealers near me said they are €10 per bolt and will take anywhere between 2-6 weeks to come in
    I reused mine but put lock tight on each bolt.....! It did the job for me but i don't know what other lads do......!


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    as long as the bolts seem in good condition reuse them...iv never replaced them on any my cars an never had any probs


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    i always reused mine aswell,never had a problem,re use away i say imo!!

    Thats the craic she said with one leg on the dash and nothing on but the radio............

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    ya i was thinking about re-useing them all right, just tought id ask first
    cheers


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    They aren't stretch bolts so they can be reused. No thread lock etc is needed once they are are torqued correctly.

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    What the correct torque......!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbie Daly Ps13 View Post
    What the correct torque......!
    Il take a guess at 25N/M


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    125-130nm ish

    i like stuff

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    thanks for the replys lads
    looks like il be going before the weekend


 

 

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