Rear pulley bolts and loctite
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Rear pulley bolts and loctite
Anyone ever had this issue? Riding the other day and heard a loud grinding noise. All the bolts backed out and one even broke off. I was told to put them back in with blue loctite. The old ones looked like they had something on them but wasn’t blue?
Other suggestions?
Other suggestions?
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Same thing happened to me on the 06 WG, they NEED to be replaced every time they are removed. Once they are torqued, they cannot be re-torqued without fracturing the bolts.
Also, some have mentioned avoiding the chrome plated bolts, as they are weaker structurally than the standard bolts.
Also, some have mentioned avoiding the chrome plated bolts, as they are weaker structurally than the standard bolts.
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There is nothing wrong withe the chrome ones from Gardner Wescott, they are the same grade as the factory bolts. Be sure to chase the threads in the wheel before installing the new bolts. Blue loctite will be sufficient, but if you want to use red go ahead...they will just be hell getting out. Use a torque wrench!
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