TC change procedure-new bolts-really??
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JohnnyCrash
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you use the old ones and then let us know how you get on 
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Strictly speaking maybe not. But better to be safe than sorry, in particular with the TC bolts. Unless the transmission to engine bolts are angle tightened in several stages cannot think why you would need to fit new there. Think it's just the standard COA statement that crops up everywhere these days.
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Fit new bolts then. But cannot see for the life of me why you would need new bolts engine to transmission. It's a bit like the caution notice on a bag of peanuts. "THIS PACKAGE MAY CONTAIN NUTS". The modern way of doing things or COA. "COVERING OUR ARSE".
Considering peanuts are beans and not nuts, it is good to know there is a chance they contain nuts if you have a nut allergy but not peanut.
Now Booths pulling bags of monkey nuts that didn't carry the warning "contains peanuts"... CoA overload.
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