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Old June 20th 07, 10:01 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
Ross
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Default Different plane, same fix

Mark Hansen wrote:
On 06/20/07 08:54, Jay Honeck wrote:

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Anyway, what should I put on this stupid screw to stop it from
vibrating loose? LocTite? Another lock washer? There's no way to
safety wire it...

Thanks!



Can you get a bolt/screw that will fit the threads and which can
be safety wired? ... or would that not be an "approved" part?


I thought the retainer was a nut on the alternator. If you have enough
thread room (and a star washer is not doing the job) you could put a
second nut to be a jam nut.

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Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP
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