December 24, 200817 yr comment_300932 alright here's my problem i have an aftermarked steering wheel on my car now but as of last night its been makin an unusual clicking noise when i turn it slightly to the right it sounds like its comin from the indicators any ideas? its quite frustrating Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_300965 Did you make sure the indicator return slotted into the back of the wheel properly? Report
December 24, 200817 yr Author comment_301003 ok just figured it out turns out that three allen key bolts going into the steering wheel had come loose so now i'm keepin an allen key handy from now on :D Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_301004 I put loctite on the bolts holding my wheel to the boss kit. This might be a good idea if they are coming loose, would hate to be holding a wheel that is no longer attached! Report
December 24, 200817 yr Author comment_301071 true but if i ever want to get it off then i'm gonna have a bitch of a time gettin it off then considering its allen key heads i don't trust allen key's they strip or break too easily i mean my gearknob is held on with locktite and holy shit that thing is on there for good ya hear? Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_301076 ahh o well, better it never coming off than whilst your driving mate Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_301143 There is more then one type strength of Loctite that you can get And plus a dab of superglue on the end of the screw does the same thing Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_301245 Unlike superglue, Loctite being an aerobic compound it wont go hard until you screw it in (isolating it from air) so your not in a rush to get it in before the glue dries on the thread. Loctite is also great for jokes, an old guy i know put some on a workmates press studs on his overalls. Lets just say the overalls werent useable after they had to cut them off of him haha. Report
December 24, 200817 yr comment_301246 considering its allen key headsi don't trust allen key's they strip or break too easily That goes for cheap-ass chinese allen head bolts, grab some new ones from United fasteners and the only thing that will be the weak point will be the boss kit they're fastening to. Report
December 25, 200817 yr comment_301280 Spend the money and get a good set of Unbrako allen keys as well. Report
December 25, 200817 yr comment_301464 Spend the money and get a good set of Unbrako allen keys as well. +1 Report
December 28, 200817 yr comment_302239 Good ol' genuine Unbrako socket head cap screws (Allen bolts to the unwashed) are the bomb. Just about every single bolt on every single component of our FSAE cars for the last 5 years has been an Unbrako screw, and not one has broken/stripped/sheared off. Report
December 28, 200817 yr comment_302267 ;) They easy to get in the right thread and length for replacing rolla bolts?? Report
December 29, 200817 yr Author comment_302540 so unbrako aye? might give it a gander need some to gather some cash first tho Report
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