loctite?

[Alejandro__]

Hey guys,
Going in to replace the timing belt this weekend. One of the things I didn't do last time that I wondered about was put loctite on my threads. I noticed a few bolts that seemed to have it on when I undid them, but I didn't put any one when I put it all back together.

Do you guys use it? What color?
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[Tanzimur]

Hell ye its a goo idea to use some good old red loctite i always use it for shit that you never know can happen.

[zillarob]

Blue. It goes on pretty much every bolt that has even a remote chance of getting to the tbelt.

Prob easier to get them out next time with the blue than putting them in with nothing. Will seal the threads from moisture and keep them from rusting in there.

[gtiupb2002]

Hell ye its a goo idea to use some good old red loctite i always use it for shit that you never know can happen.

I always use the blue loctite. I've always had this fear the red shit would never break loose

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[getslideways]

Blue here too

[Monty23]

Blue. It goes on pretty much every bolt that has even a remote chance of getting to the tbelt.

Same here

[TEXAS TWIN T]

Blue here also.

[flips4]

I use the blue toooooo

[Alejandro__]

Blue it is! Thanks guys

[Timtheguru]

Blue for small bolts, red/yellow for brake caliper bolts. Only use Red if you plan to never remove the bolt, it's good for brakes as you don't ever want those to come undone while in use, but are still able to remove the bolt without stripping anything as they are typically a grade 12.x bolt.