Recent content by turtledragon

yeah, that one bolt is all that holds the tensioning rod in place. as long as it's tight (no need to really muscle it though) and the lock nut is snug, it holds just fine. as for replacing it, finding an original bolt is certainly never a bad idea. but it's just a bolt. so as long as you're...

two bolts? besides the 4 bolts that hold the tensioner body to the cylinder body, there's only 1 tensioning bolt that i know of. you may need to post a picture to clarify this question. as for how the bolt works... the bar inside the tensioner housing is spring loaded and presses against a...