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Old 02-02-2005, 07:29 PM
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Default Cam sprocket bolts

I was just reading the Loctite site and they are suggesting using their top strength RED 272 threadlocker on cam sprocket bolts.. Writeup says you will have to use heat to remove the bolts once applied. I was just gonna use the blue 243 threadlocker to bolt on the cam sprocket. Just wondering if anybody has had any experience with these products and is that RED 272 that dang good as to have to use heat in order to remove it.

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I found this that should answer your question.


WHICH LOCTITE TO USE


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The below information was taken from the Loctite Industrial Product Guide and as you can see all of the temp. ranges are -65 to 300 degrees F., except 272 red which is up to 450 degrees. The cure times vary except they all require 24 hours to cure fully. Hope you can save some space with this added information. Loctite also has Gasketing material, Thread sealing for fluid fittings, Retaining Compound and Bonding Adhesives. Later!
Butch D


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222 - Purple - Low strength threadlocker, designed for percision metal fasteners under 3/4". Protect threads from rust and corrosion. Removable with hand tools. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure Speed 20 min. Full 24 hrs.

243 - Blue - Medium strength threadlocker for fasteners up to 3/4". Cures reliably even on stainless steel. Tolerant of oil and other contamination. Protects threads from rust and corrosion. Parts can be disassembled with hand tools. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure speed 15 min. Full 24 hrs.

262 - Red - Permanent strength threadlocker for fasteners up to 3/4". Designed for extreem enviromental/chemical conditions. Especially useful for holding tight Grade 5 and 8 fasteners. Protects threads from rust and corrosion. Localized heating and hand tools required for disassembly. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure speed 30 min. Full 24 hrs.

270 - Green - High strength threadlocker for fasteners up to 3/4". Secures long studs and bolts. Intended for parts that do not require disassembly. Cures fast and reliably on most metal surfaces. Seals threads against industrial fluids. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure speed 15 min. Full 24 hrs.

272 - Red - Hi-temp/hi-strength formula. Suited for temperatures up to 450 degrees F. Fast cure on most surfaces including "as received" fasteners. Recommended for bolts up to 1 1/2" in diameter. Heat and hand tools required for disassemgly. Temp range -65 to 450 degrees F. Cure speed 60 min. Full 24 hrs.

277 - Red - High strength for locking fasteners up to 1 1/2". Prevents fasteners from loosening due to shock, heat or vibration (Good for Harley-Davidson parts). Protects threads from rust and corrosion. Removable with heat and hand tools. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure speed 60 min. Full 24 hrs.

290 - Green - Medium strength threadlocker for pre-assembled bolts up to 1/2". Penetrates threads by capillary action: simplifies preventive maintenance. Secures set screws and other assemblies after settings are completed. Used to seal welds and porous metal parts. Protects threads from rust and corrosion. Temp range -65 to 300 degrees F. Cure speed 10 min. Full 24 hrs.


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