Anti-seize on lug bolts (was: Re: Caliper Bolt ?'s G-60's)

[Robert Deis]

On Tue, 26 Jun 2001, Scott wrote:

> At 07:09 27-06-01 +0100, Phil Payne wrote:
> > > > Would it be improper to use Anti-Seize on these bolts
>
> Don't suppose you remember ANY identifying information that might allow one
> to track this story down???

I've heard monkey-lads say thay're "not allowed" to do it, but many of
them think the rule is stupid.

I use it on all my cars as well, have for years, and have yet to
experience a nut backing off.  Al my mechanic books say that w/o
anti-seize you can't ever be sure that a bolt is torqued properly.

> I would not put any of my tires back on without anti-seize.

Me neither.

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