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are these the bolts that shear in an IMS failure?

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YOUR RESEARCHare these the bolts that shear in an IMS failure?

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just wondering if checking and replacing these bolts could help from a preventative point of view, assuming these are the bolts that fail.

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just wondering if checking and replacing these bolts could help from a preventative point of view, assuming these are the bolts that fail.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

just wondering if checking and replacing these bolts could help from a preventative point of view, assuming these are the bolts that fail. it seems like that would be prudent thing to do if, for some reason, you have to drop the tranny.

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Those bolts are only an issue if the threads are not coated with a thread locker or sealant to prevent oil weeping up the threads and leaking into the bell housing.

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Quotes source post: 19761374

@911Singh It looks like you posted this in the wrong thread.

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