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GS1150 . Loctite flywheel?????

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Hi all,

Had to rebuild my starter clutch and am wondering what the consensus is regarding loctiting the flywheel back on.

I have lapped in on and will loctite the rotor nut. Is that sufficient? I am just considering how difficult it will be to get the flywheel off in the future, on the other hand, do I want it to come off in the future?? :-k

Hit me with the knowledge.
Richard
 
red loctite on the taper helps with any imperfections and whats not needed is squeezed out.
win win situation.
let it sit up over night or 24 hours if possible.
 
blowerbike said:
red loctite on the taper helps with any imperfections and whats not needed is squeezed out.
win win situation.
let it sit up over night or 24 hours if possible.
Click to expand...

I installed mine on the 1150 I used to have with Blue loctite. Never had a problem with it.
 
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