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Hey, the tailshaft bolts on my XF keep coming loose, repeatedly, particularlly after I do some towing with the car, Any tips to prevent this happening in future? It has a T5 manual and a 2.77 disc LSD diff if eithier of those things make any difference, although I"m sure they wont.
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| Krytox |
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Replace the bolts and use Locktite.
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| ef_falcon_95 |
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Ive used my old bolts a few times, never came loose . Flog them up with a hammer and ring spanner and use red loctite.
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| TROYMAN |
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being xf it will have the little 1/4" bolts and the little half moon braces...
i had this problem in my old ea, loctite and new washers did the job.... |
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| low_ryda |
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Inbalance or vibration contributes to this also.
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| phongus |
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Loctite should do the job, but as mentioned above, imbalance/vibrations can cause the bolts the undo themselves prematurely.
Loctite blue is good enough IMO.
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| Gab1 |
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I'll pick up some new bolts this week and get some loctite, cant really go too nuts tigtening them because as mentioned they are the small 1/4" thread 11mm head bolts with the U clamps, so cant go stupid on em or they'll break leaving further problems, other than that, I reckon it might be time to get new unis and get the shaft balanced.
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