CHECK YOUR CROSSMEMBER BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS!

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124spiderman
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CHECK YOUR CROSSMEMBER BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS!

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Hi all.
Just a word of caution to all 124 owners. Check your car's crossmember bolts for tightness as mine had worked themselves loose.!
Apparently a common thing with the 124 :o
Last edited by 124spiderman on Thu Feb 24, 2011 12:26 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: CHECK YOUR CROSSMEMBER BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS!

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Sage words. I found mine loose before, not good!!!!
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Re: CHECK YOUR CROSSMEMBER BOLTS FOR TIGHTNESS!

Post by narfire »

Tightened mine up last year and then put another nut on as well to try and act as a lock of sorts. Two years ago the weld broke on one while tightening. Stick welded back up and good to go.
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