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    I use loctite on the fan threads...

    dunno why you guys get so upset, sometimes they come off by hand.
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    There's always one..... :P


    (FWIW - I use the same product, with the same result).
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    Just when steam started coming out of my ears I looked at the link.
    Ha bloody ha!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    I use loctite on the fan threads...

    dunno why you guys get so upset, sometimes they come off by hand.
    The trouble is some ignoramuses don't know one loctite from another and use RED or Blue loctite .

    I'm yet to see spark plugs fitted with thread binding loctite, but there's bond to be on someday.


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    so you mean its wrong to use the 609 on the fan and 680 on spark plugs?

    damn, I know someone I dont like whose not going to be very happy with me for a job he gypped his part of the bargin for me doing, I think I might have mixed up some of my goops...
    Dave

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    Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)


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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    No, I meant I'll go to you. BTW, have you finished with my engine stand?
    Ron, Yes mate, ill get around yo dropping it back up shortly... thanks mate

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