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Potentially. I'll give them a clean then tighten to 110. I carry a torque wrench with me now and just check them before/after any long journeys. Take 2 minutes so doesnt bother me
Looks great!
Mine would be in the corner of my lounge though rather than directly in front of me. £400 for the 50" flat samsung one can't be sniffed at though. Comes on saturday!
I have noticed my nuts 'loosening' off sometimes. I check the torque on them every so often and they often need a little tighten. I mean, they're not at the point of nearly falling off but it's a concern. Could spacers be having this effect on them?
I managed to get the flat one. Seems there was only 1 in stock this morning so I grabbed it sharpish. Hope it's not a return that's been opened and used.
What would you go for, curved or flat?
I'm stuck between these 2.
https://m.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue50mu6120-hdr-4k-ultra-hd-smart-tv-50-with-tvplus-black/p3354476
https://m.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue49mu6220-curved-hdr-4k-ultra-hd-smart-tv-49-inch-with-tvplus-black/p3321150?searchTerm=49mu6220...
You do have to remove the Centre hub nut at the rear to change your discs. Caliper off, then hubnut off.
To be honest you can just re-use it, i've never had any problems. Make sure you torque it back upto 175nm though.
If you want to buy new go to rpd -...
I bought some 2nd hand black insert xenons and they're pretty filthy inside with remnants of an adjuster in there.
I was hoping to clean them up without having to completely split them as I've seen them not to back together as well again.
What's the best way to do this?
Strip all electrical...