Doesn't come out really fast, kind of a smooth steady pace.
You can cut the tip off at different sizes to make different size beads.
You can cut the tip off at different sizes to make different size beads.
aluminum diff cover
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beanoil, are those the exact replacement bolts I need? What about the factory bolts that come on the 2008 trucks, would those work?
I can't say for sure, no personal experience with the factory bolts. I assume the factory bolts are fine. But the ARP's are perfect for the aluminum cover upgrade from steel. Nice and shiny,they stay that way, and 12 point heads.
beanoil, are those the exact replacement bolts I need? What about the factory bolts that come on the 2008 trucks, would those work?
I can't say for sure, no personal experience with the factory bolts. I assume the factory bolts are fine. But the ARP's are perfect for the aluminum cover upgrade from steel. Nice and shiny,they stay that way, and 12 point heads.
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I use the gear oil RTV. Never an issue.
I out a bead on, light finger tight the cover, and then completely tighten by ratchet/hand 45 min later. Then I wait another couple o hours before I fill with gear oil.
I've also just torqued the whole thing down and dumped oil right in, but I like to use a little patience since I'm not going to have to do it again any time soon.
I out a bead on, light finger tight the cover, and then completely tighten by ratchet/hand 45 min later. Then I wait another couple o hours before I fill with gear oil.
I've also just torqued the whole thing down and dumped oil right in, but I like to use a little patience since I'm not going to have to do it again any time soon.
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