Subject	I used blue loctite on the 2 idler stud threads and red on
Posted by	jzack on June 12, 2017 at 3:33 PM
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In Reply To	Anti-seize or Loctite? posted by nelso419 on June 12, 2017 at 09:18 AM
Message	final nut that keeps the pulleys in place. Figured with the red everything will be firm enough to remove the whole idler stud in the future even if just the 2 pulleys are in need of replacing. LOL - given I put about 2k miles on the car per year it will probably be my future grandkids dealing with the issue (and they won't need a special tool)!!! Believe I used blue on the VTC spring cover bolts too. Also applied anti-seize to the crank sprocket gear since they usually rust to the shaft over time.
Follow Ups	Anti-seize or Loctite? - nelso419 09:18:28 06/12/17 I used blue loctite on the 2 idler stud threads and red on - jzack 15:33:00 06/12/17 Fyi - might find this supplemental t-belt how-to also - jzack 15:41:31 06/12/17 Re: Fyi - might find this supplemental t-belt how-to also - nelso419 20:08:13 06/12/17 Always a good idea to scan thru the TT.net AutoFaq section - jzack 20:16:53 06/12/17 Re: Always a good idea to scan thru the TT.net AutoFaq section - nelso419 20:35:00 06/12/17 Unless there was some kind of massive oil leak and you - jzack 22:26:17 06/12/17
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