Just a friendly reminder to check all your bolts for tightness. Pullies, tensioner, and idle plate. Go, now... do it!

K thanks!

 

did something happen to your SC?

 

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Yes, but it's no big deal... Got her all fixed up yesterday.

Lets just say, it doesn't appear to by Comptech's fault or engineering, but if something is loose, it can be a hassle.

 

i check setup every other week

 

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I'll be doing the same now

 

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Why not just use a bit of blue loctite and not worry?

SMo'

 

while you're at it safety wire it like its a turbine engine.

 

Comptech S/C owners, if you ever wanna get out of here, sell me your used kit for 2300! :-)

 

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SMo'</TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't think that prevents bolts from breaking

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Are you smoking? I'd sell you mine used for $5000. ***** a collector's item now.

jk I'd never sell

 

I usually have my mechanics check everything when ever I take it in, but I guess I should check things myself more frequent.

I checked the bolts on the pullies and found the tension pulley a little loose. Where is the idle plate??

Thanks

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hellzcivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I usually have my mechanics check everything when ever I take it in, but I guess I should check things myself more frequent.

I checked the bolts on the pullies and found the tension pulley a little loose. Where is the idle plate??

Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

All bolts in steps 19-20