Northern7

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Has anyone ever not been able to properly torque a bolt on the rear rotor housing? After following very specific instructions on the method of retorquing the rear rotor housing I am unable to hit 24-28 ft/lbws of torque on bolt #12. I have properly retorque all others in there proper sequence a little at a time. Bolt number 12 will not set off my torque wrench and I'm afraid that I will snap the bolt. It seems like an unusual amount of force that I can apply. Has this happened to anyone else? What problems will arrise if I don't torque that one bolt properly?

Thanks,
Brad

badddrx7

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Lower the torque wrench on down to half that and see of it clicks. If it keeps turning it may be spripped in the front housing

tom

sevensix

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can retorquing fix seal leaks

Northern7

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I tried to back the bolt off. In fact I had the bolt so loose I could turn it by hand. I set the torque wrench to just that half. In fact it was at the lowest setting of somewhere around 14 ft/lbs. I guess I'll leave it since both the #4 and #12 bolts are torqued properly, and they are within very cole proximity to each other.

Thanks,
Brad