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Re: What's the trick to keep flex plate bolts tight? [Re: challenger73400] #481018
09/27/09 07:50 PM
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What balancer is on engine?




440 source SFI balancer. No unusual vibrations.

Thanks guys, I'll put red lock tight and some bowinkle on the bolts!

BTW. how does a cracked crank cause the flex plate bolts to come loose? Added vibration?



you will not feel the vibration that will loosen the blots. I had this same deal on SM block mopar street car even went as far as to weld the bolts it just broke welds. I put good balancer on it never had bolts back out again.(BHJ at the time) If you have any other balancer to try I would start with that.

Re: What's the trick to keep flex plate bolts tight? [Re: W5DART66] #481019
09/27/09 08:11 PM
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do you have the bell notched out so you can get a good pull on the wrench?

Re: What's the trick to keep flex plate bolts tight? [Re: 602heavy] #481020
09/27/09 08:20 PM
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Great idea using a torque wrench , how do you get it in there with the sump on? , or am i missing something ........ ring spanner doubled up is all that fit in there.




I slide the tranny back about three inches. remember we are talking about the flex plate bolts holding the flex plate to the crank. I don't think you can get to them without sliding the tranny back some.

Re: What's the trick to keep flex plate bolts tight? [Re: bonefish] #481021
09/27/09 09:24 PM
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do you have the bell notched out so you can get a good pull on the wrench?


oops ,yeh i knew that but was thinkin tq,

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