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Torque converter bolts keep backing out

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Be sure to clean out the bolt holes with brake clean before installing bolts. If there is any paint from the converter being painted in the bolt holes it needs to be removed from the threads. Use red loctite and torque to at minimum 50 ft. lbs. Re-torque after the first heat cycle. The arp bolts give a lot of surface area to clamp down on, but you will have to take 1 or 2 threads off of the bolts. They are meant for a 700r4 torque converter and come in a 3 pack from jegs or summit racing. Kiggly has put together an awesome knowledge base from simple stuff to very in depth information about autos that can be found here
Kiggly Racing - kigglyracing.com

Best of luck!
Wade
 
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