Always that last bolt! Why me?!
#1
JK Enthusiast
Thread Starter
Always that last bolt! Why me?!
Help!! While installing rockslides today I think the spot weld on the body mount nut spun loose. Of course it's the most forward body mount bolt and the last bolt of the project. The bolt (and appears the nut) just spinning without tightening. Has this happened to anyone? How can I access that nut ? Any ideas would b appreciated.
Thx.
Thx.
#2
JK Enthusiast
Help!! While installing rockslides today I think the spot weld on the body mount nut spun loose. Of course it's the most forward body mount bolt and the last bolt of the project. The bolt (and appears the nut) just spinning without tightening. Has this happened to anyone? How can I access that nut ? Any ideas would b appreciated.
Thx.
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Thx.
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Here is a thread all about nutserts.
#4
JK Junkie
If it's the stock body mount bolt, they have a catch up in the inside so the bolts don't fall free. Give the bolt a couple hits with a mallet, that should get it to where the threads engage.
#5
JK Enthusiast
Thread Starter
#6
Super Moderator
Is this bottom body mount bolt?
I am trying to think back to when I put my buddies PSC sliders on and if we used the factory bolts. If memory serves correctly I installed all screws and bolts then tightens everything down. Believe it or not your nutcert holes could be off just enough to not allow the forward body mount bolt to seat properly.
If the hammer does not work try loosening up all the secrets and bolts to see if you can get the front bolt to catch.
I am trying to think back to when I put my buddies PSC sliders on and if we used the factory bolts. If memory serves correctly I installed all screws and bolts then tightens everything down. Believe it or not your nutcert holes could be off just enough to not allow the forward body mount bolt to seat properly.
If the hammer does not work try loosening up all the secrets and bolts to see if you can get the front bolt to catch.