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Re: Campag chainring bolt stripped

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  1. Rik O'Shea wrote:
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    I was in the process of replacing a chainring on a Campag Record
    Chainset - a new 10-s version - there's a digram of it in the
    catalogue http://www.campagnolo.com/pdf/spares04_A.pdf


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    I sprayed some penetrating oil on the chainring bolts. I loosened the
    four outward facing ones ok; they were VERY tight. When I tried
    loosening the inward facing chainring bolt (part FC-RE102), the
    non-standard one that screws the chainring to the crankarm, it
    stripped. [censored], if it was a normal chainring bolt I could just drill
    it out, but this one screws into the crankarm. Anyway tring to salvage
    a bad situation, I carefully drilled this bolt but am left with a
    small piece in the crankarm. I replaced this chainring bolt with a
    normal one, but have lost the benefit of having the chainrings secured
    to the crankarm - anything else I can do here ?


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    That bolt, like most new chainring bolts, arrives dry and
    tight. Except this one is aluminum. It might have been
    better to prep it, and the other four, with grease when the
    crank was first put in service, rather that wait for the
    inevitable oxidation to make it more difficult.

    Then again, it might have been overtorqued dry when
    received. (IOW, it may not be your fault but you can't know
    that)
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    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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