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|    Re: Torque Wrench Safety Question    |
|    23 Jun 20 03:39:58    |
      Are you "computer" Paul?              If so, thanks for your advice in that newsgroup, and glad to see you away from       the IT room,       lol and out in the garage! :)              Still waiting on some thought about my concern regarding lugnuts and other       fasteners that       were previously overtorqued - for months or even years - and were later       retorqued to       approximately specified torque.              Were/are they permanently 'plasticized' or otherwised strained(distorted) from       being improperly       torqued for so long, and if so, will they loosen more readily now, down at       specified tightening?       And... has damage been done to the surfaces they mated against?              Or am I just overthinking this, as I do most mechanical matters? lol              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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