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Originally Posted by History
Super question, I've been wondering the same thing.  |
My opinion - Depends on how long since the last torque/re-torque.
If they are rusty/frozen clean/wire brush the nuts and exposed threads, one at a time loosen enough just to break them free so they move, and re-torque.
If they are in good shape - just re-torque.
Do not use any lube/ATF/etc. on the threads. Torque values are speced for clean dry threads.