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Re: Crank Problem

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  1. skilewis is on the money, you need to tighten the two bolts on your
    crank in the correct order, not just heave on them indiscriminately.
    Personally I would slack the pinch bolt, tighten the crank end bolt,
    then retighten the pinch bolt, to see if it will tighten up enough to
    account for the wear you've put on the spline interface. If it works
    then pull it apart and follow the advice above to make it permeanent.

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  2. I just performed the necessary repairs to the uni and am waiting till
    tomorrow to try it out. It's 4:30am here so, I'm a little tired to try
    it out and, the loctite package says to allow 24 hours for full
    strength.

    I'll keep everyone posted on the results, just in case someone in the
    future needs this as a repair thread.

    By the way, I couldn't find red and blue loctite but, I did find many
    kinds of loctite. The kind that I got is called "Repair Extreme, all
    temperature". The package says, "for bonds subject to rough handling
    and harsh conditions". I figured that this application qualified.

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  3. hydrophidian said:


    By the way, I couldn't find red and blue loctite but, I did find many
    kinds of loctite. The kind that I got is called "Repair Extreme, all
    temperature". The package says, "for bonds subject to rough handling
    and harsh conditions". I figured that this application qualified.

    This stuff is intended for genreal adhesive work, not as a thread
    locking agent. While it will probably work, you most likely will not be
    able to remove the bolt again, without applying extreme heat. Loctite
    272 is the stuff you ideally want.

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