TRA Clutching Tip

[Teth-Air]

I've been using silicon glue to hold the slider buttons in place in the outer primary cap. This has made things way easier. Anybody else? or reasons why I shouldn't be dooing this? It actually started by using a tiny drop of crazyglue on the o-rings to stop them from falling off during reassembly. This worked so well that I took it to the next step. Just be sure to put the clutch together while the silicon is still wet so the buttons will rotate to their natural position before the silicon sets up.

 

[Throttle Junkie]

I would not glue them in they are suppose to be able to move/float. I use a tiny, tiny spec of grease on the back of them. Makes them stick just enough that they don't fall out while assembling. but they are still free.

 

[Ancient Sledder]

The 3 little tools that hold them in place work pretty good,too. I think they cost 9 bucks.

 

[Teth-Air]

The 3 little tools that hold them in place work pretty good,too. I think they cost 9 bucks.

No required when using silicon, also I don't drop them accidentally.

 

[m-waage2]

Glue them If you want I would use the tools, or make your own out of some thin metal

 

[Original Tetonice]

I've been using silicon glue to hold the slider buttons in place in the outer primary cap. This has made things way easier. Anybody else? or reasons why I shouldn't be dooing this? It actually started by using a tiny drop of crazyglue on the o-rings to stop them from falling off during reassembly. This worked so well that I took it to the next step. Just be sure to put the clutch together while the silicon is still wet so the buttons will rotate to their natural position before the silicon sets up.

Poor Idea...The buttons are designed to be able to float as the primary opens and closes.

OT

 

[DooMoore]

Not a good idea have some patience use the tools required save yourself alot of headaches down the road!

 

[banditpowdercoat]

You talkin about RTV silicone? Gasket maker stuff. That wouldnt hold the buttons so tight that they wouldnt move. It's nice and flexible

Damn OT, I hear your mommy callin you to go home

 

[Throttle Junkie]

I would not glue them in they are suppose to be able to move/float. I use a tiny, tiny spec of grease on the back of them. Makes them stick just enough that they don't fall out while assembling. but they are still free.

[/QUOTE]Poor Idea...The buttons are designed to be able to float as the primary opens and closes.

OT [/QUOTE]


Yep, that why I just use a small small bit of grease to hold them while assembling.

 

[Blu Du]

the tools work slick. can be done without using any thing also