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Is it OK to use Lock-Tite Thread locker on my Spyder?
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ARtraveler
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BRP uses Lock-Tight during their assembly. Sometimes they are over generous with the red one. I have used blue on some applications. Have NOT had any issues with the plastic deteriorating to my knowledge. Don't be overgenerous and try to keep it on the screw threads though. :bowdown:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
What plastic so you think needs LokTite ..... imho lok-tite will only work on something that is Threaded ..... for anything plastic a small dab of RTV will keep it in place , and still be able to dis-assemble ..... I have re-moved bolts from my 14 RT 100's of times ( the ones BRP lok-tited ) and never re-loktited any of them ..... none have ever loosened ..... good luck .... mike :thumbup:
Mike0123
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I have some threaded screws and bolts on my Spyder, so I was just checking.
Thanks... the RTV is another good idea.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Good .... the only plastic " attachment devices " that I can think of are the " push pins " all the others are metal with metal threaded inserts or clips ..... good luck .... Mike :thumbup:
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