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Warning about using Loctite.. 120-130

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posted by  B20Paul. on  Mon Jan 22 03:32 CST 2007
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As all the other guys have said, a little heat makes it release.

Next time, use a 'wick in' type of loctite. You place one drop on the threads after you have tightened the screws for the last time. I like wick in on rod bolts too. Lube the nuts & bolts with oil, torque them up, & then when you are 100% happy with the bottom end, use a bit of Loctite primer & then apply the wick in Loctite.





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