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- Thread starter Craig rubi
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Free2roam
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Looking at this also when the camper comes in. Wanting to relocate my camera to camper so I still have visibility during back up.
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Well disconnecting the cables is impossible...
The bolt just spins the nutsert...
What would you do?
Anti-seize obviously should have been used in the first place but it was used it did not work
The bolt just spins the nutsert...
What would you do?
Anti-seize obviously should have been used in the first place but it was used it did not work
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Anti-seize is not used in any of the body bolts on Jeeps.
They use thread locker.
For a vehicle meant to take a pounding off-road, nasty logging roads and so on, you don't want bolts to come loose easily.
If it was mine and it was under warranty - I'd have the dealer fix it.
Or, in my case, I might fix it myself since I do that sort of thing anyway.
But my personality says - it's a problem, let the dealer take care of it.
