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Old 01-09-11, 05:19 PM
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Front E-Shaft Bolt Washer?

Is there a washer on the front e-shaft bolt for 3rd gens? I thought I was missing it as its in the parts diagram so i ordered one. But now a local engine builder says 3rd gens don't have one so maybe I was never missing it? It's not listed in the service manual but it is in the parts diagram. So is it one of those optional things?

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No washer. O-ring on the rear of it. Lock-tite on threads and silicone on the rear mounting hub.

There is a rectangular-shaped piece that goes around the 19mm hex and two of the M6 bolts. Not required.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S

There is a rectangular-shaped piece that goes around the 19mm hex and two of the M6 bolts. Not required.
Only on OE main pully. It doesn't fit on the smaller after market ones

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Ah, so I wasted $3. I guess it wouldn't hurt to use the washer? Or just torque it as is? Yah, I got a new oring for it and was planning to do the same thing (loctite on the front and silicone on the back).

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That's weird I was just looking at that today myself. Looks like the RE has a crush washer or something that goes on there but the REW doesn't.
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Originally Posted by thewird
Ah, so I wasted $3. I guess it wouldn't hurt to use the washer? Or just torque it as is? Yah, I got a new oring for it and was planning to do the same thing (loctite on the front and silicone on the back).

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It will be easier for an oil leak to occur if the washer is used. Just use the bolt, O-ring, loctite (not a lot, threads only) and sealant (on the bolt neck-head contact surface), then torque to 200ft,lb.

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