Good clear and sound advice. Need to do mine this morning. Failed M.O.T. yesterday on osr spring broken. Will do both sides though as you suggested. Thanks for the video.
5:15 that is just poor advice there. Never hit a bolt in with a hammer. It’s supposed to go in by hand. Hitting it in is a good way to strip the tread off the bolt.
Thanks for your negative comment. however, I have been doing this a long time and I have yet to strip a thread by tapping a bolt in by hammer. Sometimes in this trade its a must, as a bolt Just sometimes will not just push in by hand.
Thanks for making the video. Can i just ask if its ok to reuse the old bolt? I've read that it should be replaced, as its a stretch bolt. However all the video tutorials show the old bolt being reused. Thanks,
One of the clearist, concise and waffle free 'how to' videos on this subject. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for easy and good explain. I will change bouth back spring this evening.
Glad it helped
Good clear and sound advice. Need to do mine this morning. Failed M.O.T. yesterday on osr spring broken. Will do both sides though as you suggested. Thanks for the video.
Aye not so bad to do
Thanks!
No problem!
Good job. Tnks
Cheers 👍
5:15 that is just poor advice there. Never hit a bolt in with a hammer. It’s supposed to go in by hand. Hitting it in is a good way to strip the tread off the bolt.
Thanks for your negative comment. however, I have been doing this a long time and I have yet to strip a thread by tapping a bolt in by hammer. Sometimes in this trade its a must, as a bolt Just sometimes will not just push in by hand.
Great video..👍
No need to be torqued then...?
I couldn't find any torque settings on my technical data for this sorry
Thanks for making the video.
Can i just ask if its ok to reuse the old bolt?
I've read that it should be replaced, as its a stretch bolt.
However all the video tutorials show the old bolt being reused.
Thanks,
Yes, absolutely. Its not a stretch bolt
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Great, thanks for that.
You've just saved me £14
My bolt by the hub is extremely rusted and won’t move. What’s the best way to go about this?
Remove the nut off first, then get the bolt turning. Get a punch and tap it out
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