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From: Pennsauken, NJ
Hey,
I was just driving my buggy, and when I went to start it, I notice that the srew that holds the clutchbell, came out. So I took the motor out, and tightened the srew. SO I tested it, and everytime I pulled the pullstart, I could see that the srew was backing out.So what should I do?
I was just driving my buggy, and when I went to start it, I notice that the srew that holds the clutchbell, came out. So I took the motor out, and tightened the srew. SO I tested it, and everytime I pulled the pullstart, I could see that the srew was backing out.So what should I do?
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From: Charlottesville,
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Different strength - blue is some kind of medium, red is damn close to welding the srews permanently.
Loctite or any other name brand works good. I get mine from AutoZone.
Loctite or any other name brand works good. I get mine from AutoZone.
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Now wya that will work that stuff will just melt. Spend the $3.00 and get some thread lock. But make sure you get the Blue LEVEL locktite becxause some companies put the red lovktite in there blu bottles, and i once put red locktite on my engine screws, I eventually had to deremel them out because they were so tight.
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pay now or pay latter..usually when ya pay latter its way more
don't be cheap...nothing will work like loctite for metal on metal, especially in high heat areas like the clutch screw
don't be cheap...nothing will work like loctite for metal on metal, especially in high heat areas like the clutch screw



