Subject	While looking at the CZP links, WTF does this mean?
Posted by	itsa300zx on October 24, 2023 at 2:20 PM
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In Reply To	czp tensioner vs. oem posted by nordic77 on October 21, 2023 at 03:27 PM
Message	in there description? "After you set your tensioner, please don't forget to secure you tensioner bolt(blue loctite). Due to the movement and vibration of the tensioner, they tend to come loose if not enough tension is on the belt. You can also remove the bolt completely if you extend the tensioner all the way, this tends to be just enough tension on the belt." I thought you always remove that bolt to allow to max hyd tensioner travel. First time I've heard/seen this to loctie in place. Thoughts??? Sounds like a Chinese instructions from Ikea furniture.
Follow Ups	czp tensioner vs. oem - nordic77 15:27:32 10/21/23 Use oem. - Bernie (NoVA) 08:21:15 10/22/23 Current Cloyes unit: - Bernie (NoVA) 08:27:08 10/22/23 Koyo bearing. What's the issue with the Cloyes? - ZXoltan 19:16:23 10/22/23 Body and piston is made in Taiwan. - Bernie (NoVA) 16:14:38 10/23/23 Good to know, thanks. - ZXoltan 18:22:45 10/24/23 Re: Use oem. - nordic77 19:49:38 10/22/23 Re: czp tensioner vs. oem - Rob260 05:30:54 10/24/23 While looking at the CZP links, WTF does this mean? - itsa300zx 14:20:19 10/24/23 they have got to be talking about the bolts that secure the - slayer fan 18:28:38 10/24/23 I completely agree, I just read that and thought WTF. - itsa300zx 21:47:43 10/24/23 Please ignore that - always remove the set bolt. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:58:11 10/25/23
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