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How To Safety Wire Low Shock Mounts

 
 
How To Safety Wire Low Shock Mounts
How To Safety Wire Low Shock Mounts
This style can be used when wiring a single fastener as shown on the lower shock mount. The safety wire is run through the head of the bolt and around the base of the shock, holding it firmly in place. View Related Article
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