Gear knob fix
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Gear **** fix
Ok, dumb question (and to quote Mr Garison from SouthPark "there are no stupid questions only stupid people"):o
Anyone have a quick fix to stop your gear **** spinning after using Lit J's loose **** for reducing shifter noise.
Have condisdered superglue and teflon tape?
Any suggestions?
Anyone have a quick fix to stop your gear **** spinning after using Lit J's loose **** for reducing shifter noise.
Have condisdered superglue and teflon tape?
Any suggestions?
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Hmmmmmm.........
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how about you stop playing with your.... gear **** :-| only joking...what is the fix you are talking about?
In general, to fix those sorts of things, I would consider some plumbers thread tape!?
Andrew
In general, to fix those sorts of things, I would consider some plumbers thread tape!?
Andrew
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I know...That mazda keyring we get with the 2 screws to secure the keys.
I lubed (LOL) the screw with silicon then screwed it in. Now i cant get my keys out. LOL
Jokes. Its hand tight thats for sure. But you should give it a try, at your own risk that it
could be stuck there for the cars life...Unless you bring out the good ol'.....HACKSAW!
I lubed (LOL) the screw with silicon then screwed it in. Now i cant get my keys out. LOL
Jokes. Its hand tight thats for sure. But you should give it a try, at your own risk that it
could be stuck there for the cars life...Unless you bring out the good ol'.....HACKSAW!
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Originally Posted by RXP33D
I know...That mazda keyring we get with the 2 screws to secure the keys.
not that i wear nail polishes anyway :D :p
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If you are really desperate.. I know that Tamiya makes a thread lock for plastics what should work quite well.. I used to use it all the time back in my radio control car days ![Smilie](https://www.rx8club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
You can get it in a small tube from your local hobby shop. al la Hobby Co. etc etc..
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You can get it in a small tube from your local hobby shop. al la Hobby Co. etc etc..
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