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Old 02-26-2013, 05:11 PM   #1
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cool .. thanks i did notice 1 marking on the new bolt vs 2 markings on the old one..
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Old 02-26-2013, 08:27 PM   #2
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cool .. thanks i did notice 1 marking on the new bolt vs 2 markings on the old one..
My old ones had two line marks, as did the new. Would have been nice if Toyota released a stainless steel bolt as the replacement.
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Old 02-26-2013, 09:35 PM   #3
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EASY DIY?

I want to swap out my bolts before they break. I do most of my own work but have not messed with suspension stuff much. Is this just as simple as lefty loosey...righty tighty? I have a 3/4" metric socket set and a beam torque wrench and think I can slide under the car if I park it on the curb. Anything special needed? Grease, sealant...or just new bolts and wrenches?

$20 for bolts will give me a lot of peace of mind down the road...even though I am in San Diego and the bolts look fine at this time.

Just hope they don't break off during removal...if so then I never touched them!

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Old 02-26-2013, 10:49 PM   #4
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I want to swap out my bolts before they break. I do most of my own work but have not messed with suspension stuff much. Is this just as simple as lefty loosey...righty tighty? I have a 3/4" metric socket set and a beam torque wrench and think I can slide under the car if I park it on the curb. Anything special needed? Grease, sealant...or just new bolts and wrenches?

$20 for bolts will give me a lot of peace of mind down the road...even though I am in San Diego and the bolts look fine at this time.

Just hope they don't break off during removal...if so then I never touched them!

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Chances are that yours still look like new, but it is as simple as cranking out the old one and cranking on the new ones.
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