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Old 26-04-2008, 07:58 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by nicholas
but with tie wire = no having the bolt work its way loose while family driving down the Hi-way at 110kmh
so why not have tie wire on the bolts for the steering box? why not have tie wire on the wheel nuts? hell why not have tie wire on the steering wheel retaining nut? BECAUSE THE PERSON INSTALLING SHOULD NOT BE A COMPLETE 'TARD.

Im not going to try and defend dodgy work performed on cars, but I dont think it is a big enough problem to warrant enforcing inspections on the entire population.
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