nope! use anti fret paste, on bolt after nyloc is fitted.
just don't use a power tool to put them on
I'll tell you how mean I am. I think it's the 5/16 nylocs from Paddocks used to cost 5p each and I would get really mardy if wasted one. It would ruin my day!Won’t make any difference as you shouldn’t use nylocks more than once anyway. Use grease it’ll stop them seizing. Don’t use it just cut them off and bang on new ones.
I can’t afford new nuts and grease.
...honest
What about copper grease?i have never annealed a copper washer
I had to buy 8 of them from my local indy as I had misplaced the nuts removing the rear prop on my 110 2 weeks ago...£8.58p!!!!I'll tell you how mean I am. I think it's the 5/16 nylocs from Paddocks used to cost 5p each and I would get really mardy if wasted one. It would ruin my day!
yes but has no sealant properties ! and due to the vibration and its abrasvie content i use ceramic paste instead on the boltscopper grease is good on exhaust joints too
it does
the grease burns off and leaves the filings in placeDo that all the timei have never annealed a copper washer
but he did give us a thermic lance, which is about the only thing that can shift some landy bolts pmsl, you know the ones. they look like cast iron rivets
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