DougW

herman did pass the time by typing:
> "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
> news:dl1gc.10254$ec1.7659@okepread01...
>> Jerry McG did pass the time by typing:
>>> I resealed the rear main on my '94 YJ yesterday and per the official shop
>>> manual the edges of the rear bearing cap should be sealed with a small (3mm)
>>> bead of Loctite 515. Unfortunately no one in town, including my local Jeep
>>> dealer had any idea what that stuff was. Everyone who knew what I was
>>> referring to recommended using hi-temp RTV instead, which is what I used.
>>> Anyone know what this 515 is?
>>
>> Oh OH OH! Do I know. :)
>> http://www.midwayautosupply.com/deta...tion.asp?10107
>>
>> It's an anerobic (cures in the absence of air)
>
>
> wouldn't it cure in the packaging then? weird....

You would think so, but actually it won't. The package is designed to
let air in. The product cures when exposed to metal surfaces and in the
absence of oxygen. loctite's website has some technical stuff.

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DougW

CR

www.loctite.com

http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...d=111&layout=2

Type in 515 in the product name box, and follow the links. It comes
up as a .pdf .

CR

www.loctite.com

http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...d=111&layout=2

Type in 515 in the product name box, and follow the links. It comes
up as a .pdf .

CR

www.loctite.com

http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...d=111&layout=2

Type in 515 in the product name box, and follow the links. It comes
up as a .pdf .

CR

www.loctite.com

http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...d=111&layout=2

Type in 515 in the product name box, and follow the links. It comes
up as a .pdf .