Brute Force: LOOSENING Steering Connection
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I have a 2006 Brute Force 650i. There are two rods that connect the front wheels to the coupler on the steering column. They are held together with 2 jam-nuts and a cotter pin. One of these nuts loosened. I tightened it up (had to pull the cotter pin to hold the BOLT because it spins). After about 2 hours of riding, it loosened again.
Is this a common thing, or is the jam-nut one of those things where it's a "one-time" use? If it loosens, does that mean that its compromised, and time for a new one?
And the fact that the bolt spins - is that normal?
Is this a common thing, or is the jam-nut one of those things where it's a "one-time" use? If it loosens, does that mean that its compromised, and time for a new one?
And the fact that the bolt spins - is that normal?
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Starvin
My 05 Brute 750 is in the shop now for a tie-rod recall that i guess is common. May want to talk to youre dealer to see if the recall applies to your model too.</end quote></div>
That recall is for the ball/socket joint being loose.
The OP's issue is the jam nut coming loose, not the same problem.
Try applying thrad locking agent.
My 05 Brute 750 is in the shop now for a tie-rod recall that i guess is common. May want to talk to youre dealer to see if the recall applies to your model too.</end quote></div>
That recall is for the ball/socket joint being loose.
The OP's issue is the jam nut coming loose, not the same problem.
Try applying thrad locking agent.
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