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Broken down on side of road, what a bummer

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YOUR RESEARCHBroken down on side of road, what a bummer

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Did you torque all the bolts/nuts to spec, and check your work?

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Seriously though, another tip is to use a paint marker to mark the bolt after its been tightened and at the end of the job its easy to inspect your work to verify u got everything.

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Use carter pin

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This stuff can be your best friend, always use it on any suspension part that doesn't use a carter pin to hold a nut on.

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Use paint marker

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Seriously though, another tip is to use a paint marker to mark the bolt after its been tightened and at the end of the job its easy to inspect your work to verify u got everything.

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Did you torque all the bolts/nuts to spec, and check your work?

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Seriously though, another tip is to use a paint marker to mark the bolt after its been tightened and at the end of the job its easy to inspect your work to verify u got everything.

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Use carter pin

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This stuff can be your best friend, always use it on any suspension part that doesn't use a carter pin to hold a nut on.

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Use paint marker

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Seriously though, another tip is to use a paint marker to mark the bolt after its been tightened and at the end of the job its easy to inspect your work to verify u got everything.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Notice how the wheel is positioned forward into the bumper. Any thoughts? Its all brand new under there. We were on our way down to cruise woodward.. what a bummer

POST 3Original post

Failed fork or ball joint. Someone did not do something right

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source posts: 15925807, 15925809

i will have it on jacks asap I did all the work lol new everything... including my skills lol waiting for tow truck

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ball joint bolt backed off...

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 15926016

This stuff can be your best friend, always use it on any suspension part that doesn't use a carter pin to hold a nut on. http://henkeladhesivesna.com/blog/th...threadlockers/

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Quotes source post: 15925833

Did you torque all the bolts/nuts to spec, and check your work? I hope nothing else got damaged, and clearly it�s great that no one got hurt. Good lesson if you come away mostly unscathed! 👍

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Well i guess u only have yourself to blame Seriously though, another tip is to use a paint marker to mark the bolt after its been tightened and at the end of the job its easy to inspect your work to verify u got everything.

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