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![]() "Fly" wrote in message ... No they shouldn't be that loose. Torqueing a bolt is to put a higher load on it then the load it sees in service. It wasn't torqued to begin with or something else has changed.. I would check all the cylinder holdown nuts and thru-bolts before I flew it again. Lyc or TCm has a service bltn explaining how to measure the rotating resistance of the engine by using a spring scale on the prop. Take a measurement then torque the thru bolts then take another measurement. A significant change is signs of bearing pinch. Good luck and hope for the best. Kent Felkins This one gets my vote for thread of the week, I will watch out for this from now on. I am suprised its not on the annual check list. In fact, I may have to go check for that. |
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