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> Axle bolts and Pins, I done messed up
tvdinnerbythepool
post Aug 7 2020, 07:56 AM
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Axle fell of the transmission yesterday. Bent a bolt and sheared a bolt. The other two appear to be fine and just loosened themselves out.
My assumption is I didn't torque them down correctly.

Question is.....
Bolt size? I have M8 special bit

And...

There are 6 holes....4 bolts and 2 alignment pins correct?

I appear to have lost those 2 pins when the axle came off.

Source for the 2 pins?

Thanks all!
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post Aug 7 2020, 06:39 PM
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Make sure you check the threads on the broken and bent bolt area's on the output flange,it takes a lot to bend and snap these HT capscrews...just saying.
I torque to 31 ft/pounds and never has an issue,these bolts can handle that,this torgue is what I used on all the watercooled VW Golfs and never a failure as mentioned by greg and clay.
Again as mentioned the matting faces and bolts need to be spotless,nothing wrong with a wee lick of Loctite...end of story.
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