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Old 05-21-2023, 11:18 PM   #17
Yamariv
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Re: Clutch Chatter and Oil Leaks

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Originally Posted by Steeveedee View Post
^Niiice! One thing to note about torquing fasteners. The face of the bolt/nut should be dry for development of proper torque. Threads at the factory were solvent-wetted, and there was no lube between the bolt/nut and their faying surfaces. I know people who lube those faces, but the tension on the bolts is WAY more than spec when that is done.
Interesting, so when fastening what solvent should be used before torqueing? If the bolt is dry, what does that do compared to the solvent?
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