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Old 02-11-2019, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted by cgolvin View Post
Well, one out of three isn't too bad…

Grease on bolt threads, check, but not around washers (does that mean a dab on the interior of the crank where the washer sits against it?).



I put grease on the spindle thinking it would ease seating of the crank arm, knew I should have checked in with OP first. How serious of a mistake is that? I.e., am I better off removing, drying the spindle, and reinstalling?



Unfortunately, it seems that the threads on the interior of the drive side crank have been mangled slightly so I can't get the cover to thread in smoothly, and I assume that's not correctable so I'm going sans caps.



Thanks all.


You’re going to need those threads to use a crank puller when you want to remove them. You should tap the threads to chase them...as suggested earlier...very carefully.




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