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Old 12-04-2020, 11:22 AM   #4
DiscountPirate
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It is wise to keep a stash a used good parts just in case. Even if it's a $20 part it's better to keep a spare than throw in the trash. As far as torque imo unless it's an internal or mechanical part just torque it down (in the correct pattern) until they are all tight. Using both hands and a medium length handle socket wrench helps to feel it out.
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