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    Tensioner pulley bolt

    I've read too many horror stories lately regarding reusing the #7 bolt for the tensioner pulley. I am currently replacing it with the factory upgrade #8. The FSM calls for 35lb torque, should I bump this up for the #8?
    Red loctite or dry?
    Man I wish that bolt was lefthand thread!!!
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    I used stock torque and no loctite

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    I've re-used that bolt more times than I can count, but I've torqued it on my personal car a half dozen times, so this last time the belt was off I replaced it with new OEM. I used OEM torque and no thread locker.

    And I agree, left hand thread would be ideal.
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    Thought I should clarify that torque setting-
    35lb is what is listed for the tensioner pulley bolt in the 6g72 overhaul manual
    The regular FSM calls for 42lb....wtf?
    I went with the 42lb.

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