19 JLUR Bright Whit3
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You'll be fine. The diff cover bolts dont have a high torque value. I've replaced my diff skids twice and changed out the fluid twice. I reused the factory bolts and the skid provided bolts. No leaks. My $.02.I'm also wondering this. I see the following:
Most other bolts don't say that, but a couple do. I'm asking because I wanted to try adding a front diff skid that I had bought, but there's been questions as to whether it'll fit or not (based on the front diff redesign).
That process requires removing four bolts but not breaking the seal. The skid kit provides replacement hardware, but if it doesn't fit, I would like to try to return it (since it's labeled as compatible and they assured me it would fit), which means I'm left with only my OEM hardware bolts.
Will something go wrong with if I try to reinstall them? Does it have something to do diff fluid getting on them? Honestly not sure how it works.
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