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clintonroberts1
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my rotor needs to be replaced and before i start ineed to know if the crankshaft bolt is left hand thread - thanks
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clintonroberts1
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nevermind.....
Nope, it's a normal right-hand thread. It is held in with thread locker, so it will take quite a lot of torque to crack loose.
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Agemax
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was a good question really as a lot of people get it wrong.as bwringer says its a normal r/h thread but its a fine thread and should be fitted with threadlock so can make it a bitch to undo. an air gun makes easy work if you have access to one, but torque it up properly when refitting.