jjorgensen52
NHSTE - I'm the only one!
Last time I drove my truck it developed about 12 degrees of negative camber by the time I parked it in the garage again
... so, had my Dad pull the wheels off (I am at school, go figure), and found:
1. Driver's side rear alignment bolt had worked itself completely loose and rotated around (hence the messed up camber)
2. Both sides had loose bolts in my CBR brake caliper adapters... apparently I need to re-loctite them.
Anyone have an idea as to how I can keep the alignment bolts from working out like that? I hesitate to loctite them, but not sure what else to do. The truck had an alignment done and then rechecked about 60 miles later because one of my tires was scrubbing (turned out to be the cladding)... it's been about 2000 miles since then, and I have not beat on it particularly.
Anyway, the truck goes in for it's 3rd inspection this week. That's now 1.5 years on the road :tup:
1. Driver's side rear alignment bolt had worked itself completely loose and rotated around (hence the messed up camber)
2. Both sides had loose bolts in my CBR brake caliper adapters... apparently I need to re-loctite them.
Anyone have an idea as to how I can keep the alignment bolts from working out like that? I hesitate to loctite them, but not sure what else to do. The truck had an alignment done and then rechecked about 60 miles later because one of my tires was scrubbing (turned out to be the cladding)... it's been about 2000 miles since then, and I have not beat on it particularly.
Anyway, the truck goes in for it's 3rd inspection this week. That's now 1.5 years on the road :tup: