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Old 09-17-2015, 10:25 PM
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I am having a leak from this stud from the bottom of my 2.7 engine. Correct me if I am wrong, but I think it's a bad nut because I have put a number of washers behind the nut and tried to tighten down and it wouldn't take much of any tightening.
So anyways its leaking from this area that I have never been able to tighten and so I have lived with the leak.
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Isn't that a through case bolt ? Is there not supposed to be a green o ring under that washer ?
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The stud just pokes through on the one side. All I know is that the nyloc nut has a washer behind it.
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Originally Posted by theiceman
Isn't that a through case bolt ? Is there not supposed to be a green o ring under that washer ?
Case perimeter studs.

Originally Posted by bcgreen
The stud just pokes through on the one side. All I know is that the nyloc nut has a washer behind it.
And the Mg threads have pulled. One of the many irritant points with the engines, but thankfully not a failure point like head studs.



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