09-14-2015, 12:58 PM
Hi, Yes I torqued the bolt and it was tight. I cleaned and looked very closely and could see that the area that they grind or drill flush for the washer to seat looked like they missed some, the very same bolt on the other side had a nice flat polished area where the washer contacted and the bolt that is leaking looks like it wasn't ground out completely.
I showed it to the dealer and pointed out the area which is clearly visible once you know where to look.
I was disappointed when they called today and said they fixed it by applying high heat silicone to the washer.
I had envisioned them filing or maybe using a dremel to get the area flat to correct the problem.
I showed it to the dealer and pointed out the area which is clearly visible once you know where to look.
I was disappointed when they called today and said they fixed it by applying high heat silicone to the washer.
I had envisioned them filing or maybe using a dremel to get the area flat to correct the problem.
(09-14-2015, 01:16 AM)veech_imp Wrote: Did you try simply tightening that bolt?