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Campy Crankset Installation...
As mentioned the other day, I am getting ready to replace my Veloce triple with a double and awaiting some parts and tools. I have reviewed the following Park installation procedure and wanted to ask if you subscribe to Park's procedure of using grease on the crank bolts and washers including dust caps upon installation?
https://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQrCarm.shtml
Park suggests using no lubricant on either the crank square hole or spindle.
Wondered if any of you suggest either antiseize paste, Loctite 242 or agree that grease is the best for crankbolts and washers and install cranks on spindle dry?...seems that grease would be counterproductive to bolt retention.
Thanks,
George
https://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQrCarm.shtml
Park suggests using no lubricant on either the crank square hole or spindle.
Wondered if any of you suggest either antiseize paste, Loctite 242 or agree that grease is the best for crankbolts and washers and install cranks on spindle dry?...seems that grease would be counterproductive to bolt retention.
Thanks,
George
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Originally Posted by biker7
As mentioned the other day, I am getting ready to replace my Veloce triple with a double and awaiting some parts and tools. I have reviewed the following Park installation procedure and wanted to ask if you subscribe to Park's procedure of using grease on the crank bolts and washers including dust caps upon installation?
https://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQrCarm.shtml
Park suggests using no lubricant on either the crank square hole or spindle.
Wondered if any of you suggest either antiseize paste, Loctite 242 or agree that grease is the best for crankbolts and washers and install cranks on spindle dry?...seems that grease would be counterproductive to bolt retention.
Thanks,
George
https://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQrCarm.shtml
Park suggests using no lubricant on either the crank square hole or spindle.
Wondered if any of you suggest either antiseize paste, Loctite 242 or agree that grease is the best for crankbolts and washers and install cranks on spindle dry?...seems that grease would be counterproductive to bolt retention.
Thanks,
George
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Originally Posted by sydney
Never used grease on dustcaps. Always use grease on crank bolt threads and the square taper spindle.The spindle grease will draw the usual crowd of carpet smoking non greasers. It's been debated to death.It often gets ugly.Neither tribe ever wins.
I appreciate your experience.
George