Tom928

The new rear main seal is in and I am installing the flywheel with new bolts.
Work shop manual does not call out installing the bolts dry, with light oil or anti-seize?

What have others done?

Thanks,

dprantl

I just put mine in dry and torqued to spec. Just be careful that #@$@#$ triple square POS is so easy to get off-center and mess the tool and/or the bolt up, especially when working in those relatively tight quarters.

Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft

Fabio421

Never install any fastener dry. Lubricate with the appropriate anti sieze or loctite.

SharkSkin

Unless otherwise specified, light oil on all threads. I usually substitute anti-seize for "light oil".

GlenL

Some blue loctite will give peace of mind.

I'll put in some bolts dry. Just depends. Most do get antiseize or loctite.

jenyap

I did mine dry.

GregBBRD

Light oil. Be careful with Loctite. It tends to flow between the flywheel and the crankshaft, hardening there, keeping the two from touching. I never use Loctite in this application, because of this.

Tom928

Thanks for all the recommendations.
I am going to use just a bit of light oil.