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    Quote Originally Posted by CHEVROLADE View Post
    let us know what it is
    Had one converter bolt that was backed out around 1/2 a thread. Pulled it out to check for wear, put some more locktite on it, and stuck it back in there. She's ready for SAR.

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    sweet deal man, glad to hear
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    Quote Originally Posted by Botlfed View Post
    sweet deal man, glad to hear

    It seems to be fixed. I can't imagine a bolt 1/2 thread loose when two others are holding it tight as hell would cause a noise like that, but if it worked, I don't care. I'm glad it wasn't something major. When you hear a noise like that from deep in the engine bay/under the truck, it's awfully scary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pl4yboy View Post
    It seems to be fixed. I can't imagine a bolt 1/2 thread loose when two others are holding it tight as hell would cause a noise like that, but if it worked, I don't care. I'm glad it wasn't something major. When you hear a noise like that from deep in the engine bay/under the truck, it's awfully scary.
    A noise like that puts knots in your stomach! If your luck is anything like mine that is to easy of a fix to be true!

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    A noise like that makes my butthole pucker up to the size of a decimal point. The last time I heard a noise like that my cam shattered into 10 pieces.

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    Lol sounds like you got plenty reason to be gun shy.

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    Man, I just seen this Justin. I am glad you got it fixed man. Heck I got knots in my stomach just reading the first part dude.
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    Glad to hear it was a quick fix man! Lol just as I called it too.
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    ARP converter bolts and red loctite, or permabond!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GreenMonster View Post
    ARP converter bolts and red loctite, or permabond!!!
    This is exactly what was used the first time. I don't know how it backed out.

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