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Old 01-02-2009, 02:45 PM
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Crossmember Bolts

Just installed my 700R4 back in my camaro and both the crossmember bolts on the pass. side, will start but will not bottom out. They start to get tight then they get losse again. They got nuts welded on the top right? what should i do next?
Old 01-02-2009, 03:22 PM
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Re: Crossmember Bolts

they are welded inside the subframe, no way to get to them. Get a drill bit and tap for a larger bolt, drill out the stripped threads and tap new ones. The current ones i believe are 10mmx1.5 pitch, i believe you can increase it to 7/16 SAE threads with no issues, 1/2" may be too big.
Old 01-02-2009, 04:01 PM
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thanks for the help 86 TA. maybe i should stop using the impact LOL!
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Re: Crossmember Bolts

yea, the impact will put waay too much torque on bolts if you dont set it accordingly. the torque wrench is your friend!
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Re: Crossmember Bolts

Just installing my crossmember tonight. Woundering what the torque should be on those bolts. I can't find it in my manual.
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