1986 Toyota Truck tranny bolts problem

[86yod]

my transmission bolts and starter bolts keep backing out of my 1986 pickup i have tried loctite and even lock rings. anyone have any suggestions

 

[1 bad tacoma]

First thing what color loctite did you use second are the treads stripped out. Now with bolts like that I like to ue the red loctite it holds a lot better and you just about have to heat the bolt up to get it loose

 

[86yod]

i used the red loctite and the bolt holes were stripped but i made new threads and used a stronger thread pattern i even tried getting longer bolts and putting a self locking nut on the other side

 

[1 bad tacoma]

i used the red loctite and the bolt holes were stripped but i made new threads and used a stronger thread pattern i even tried getting longer bolts and putting a self locking nut on the other side

Hmmmm let me do some more thinking on this one

 

[Toyota Girl]

Welcome to the site, hope you got your questions answered.

 

[toyotafan]

yeah, welcome to the site, these posts should be moved over to the proper area ... <MOVING> ...

 

[toyotafan]

What type of truck was this, by the way?

 

[86yod]

its a 1986 toyota pickup with the 22r in it

 

[toyotafan]

Any other mods done?

 

[86yod]

it has after market rims and a one and a half inch rough country lift

 

[Blueberries]

Now with bolts like that I like to ue the red loctite it holds a lot better and you just about have to heat the bolt up to get it loose

 

[Dadstruck]

did you get it fixed?

 

[SurferBoy]

I'd like to know if you got this fixed too. Interesting post.

 

[MuddyTacoma]

I've never heard that you should heat up a bolt to get it lose. How does that work? Heating it up seems like it would make it expand the metal. I guess it could soften it up. Anyone else thing this may or may not work? I'm just not sure actually.

 

[TruckRider]

Hi Any updates here, what happen to your tranny bolts problem?