PineRidge
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throttle not staying set
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Soundguy
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I love loctite products.. I've been using them for years.. especially the ?green? one that you apply AFTER you assemble something, to keep it from vibrating loose.
Seems like lately whenever I bring up loctite though.. people around here don't like it.. and seem to complain about it alot.. that's why I mentioned the clear fingernail polish...
Soundguy
Seems like lately whenever I bring up loctite though.. people around here don't like it.. and seem to complain about it alot.. that's why I mentioned the clear fingernail polish...
Soundguy
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It is their loss. I use a lot of Loctite products. The key is to pick the right one for the job. I have great faith in their threadlockers and anaerobic gasket eliminators such as 515. I just prefer to double nut the throttle friction disc adjusting nuts because it is quick, easy, and can be adjusted easily again down the road. Personal preference, I am sure.
