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ditto on the loctite, I have also used an Anaerobic sealer from GM parts like mike
is talking about, also made by Loctite part #518 I but its red
ditto on the loctite, I have also used an Anaerobic sealer from GM parts like mike
is talking about, also made by Loctite part #518 I but its red
As a mech for disneyland we would only use C5-A copper anti seize stick from loctite for this type of bolt. You need to remember that there is a dry torque and a wet torque. Also remember that if you are reusing old bolts you need to go 80% of the torque. If you want to lock the threads then you need to use loctite #246 or #242 both are blue in color this will lock the bolt in place but you can still get it out. We use these two loctite's on every ride in disneyland.
http://www.raskcycle.com/techtip/webdoc14.html
Last edited by Riverbass; 04-17-2008 at 04:32 PM.
Just wanted to see if you would catch it...
So they FINALLY invented a substance to stop a Harley from dripping oil, while still allowing you to have oil IN the engine?
That's worth a Nobel Prize I think right there.
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OBAMA: Some people deserve this.
The rest of us are being dragged along kicking and screaming.
No leaks, drips or drops...when I get done with them.So they FINALLY invented a substance to stop a Harley from dripping oil, while still allowing you to have oil IN the engine?
That's worth a Nobel Prize I think right there.
Funny, today my ol Shovel was parked at Pat's Steaks in Philly Pa. A older fella came up and said daymmm that's a sharp Hawwwg and it doesn't leave it's mark.
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