Nope, you just measure it's length
FEI
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You can not reuse stretch bolts.
If its a normal bolt that has stretch but is still within its spec(goodluck finding what that spec is) then its reusable. But if its in any critical spot like headbolts reusing them is kinda like reusing headgaskets, im sure people have made it work but it still remains abit disgusting.
Dropped the Rangie off this morning to have the steering knuckle joints changed . Should be ready later this afternoon for pick up
Flossie
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If you dropped it off for me to do, I'd still be trying to get one of the abs sensors out later this afternoon. Car would be ready to pick up, all sorted, some time in October.
.I proper struggled.
I've taken 2 abs sensors with me just in caseIf you dropped it off for me to do, I'd still be trying to get one of the abs sensors out later this afternoon. Car would be ready to pick up, all sorted, some time in October.
I proper struggled.
Well top and bottom knuckles changed both sides good job @Flossie I took the sensors, they were used.. Both bottom knuckles were worn. Also left hand tyre was deformed on tread. Ended up buying four new (well old new) wheels with tyres for £60. Photos to follow. One was put on to get me home, up to yard tomorrow to fit the others.
First pic is before next are the ones I got yesterday. On closer inspection rear tyres need replacing as side wall hazing. So that means 2 tyres to buy. On inspecting old wheels 3 tyres very good and 1 damaged plus rim is OK so 1 new tyre needed. Therefore am going to go down the route of 1 tyre and refit them to the rangie and sell the new set. Its purely a game of economics.
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What's the date on the rear tyres?
Don't know and going away on holiday first thing in morning s can't check til I come back. I don't like driving with tyres that aren't right. have had 1 blow on motorway and that was once too many
RangeRoller dt
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Youve washed it 
Nah it rainedYouve washed it
