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Does it matter which way the 4 bolts and nuts face on prop shafts? :blink:

If the head of the bolt is against the out put joint they need to be put in first and then the joint needs the bigger nut put on? :blink:

Does it matter? :blink:

As I have a front prop shaft with the 2 ways done on it. :blink:

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Does it matter which way the 4 bolts and nuts face on prop shafts? :blink:

If the head of the bolt is against the out put joint they need to be put in first and then the joint needs the bigger nut put on? :blink:

Does it matter? :blink:

As I have a front prop shaft with the 2 ways done on it. :blink:

I doesn't matter at all except that you will find it impossible to get a ring spanner on one end. always tighten the nut end, not the bolt head, if you get what I mean.

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The flange on the transfer box always has the bolts in, although it's possible to put them either way on the diff end I think they're usually in the flange there too so you can get a propshaft nut tool in from the prop side.

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