Red versus Blue is an age-old political game, but who know it affected our favorite liquid lockwasher too? I wonder who at Loctite has such a diabolical sense of humor?
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How An Automatic Transmission Works
by Batshitbox
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Incomplete! Where are the magic torque dwarves?
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They’re invisible to the mortal eye!
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Actually isn’t that how a CVT works?
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Escher Engineering applied for patents, but they can’t find their patent lawyer. He said he’d only go upstairs to get something…
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Looks white and gold to me.
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Robert M. Pirsig passed away today: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/04/24/525443040/-zen-and-the-art-of-motorcycle-maintenance-author-robert-m-pirsig-dies-at-88
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a huge part of why I wrench and why I ride. I’m deeply grateful he wrote it. Rest in Peace. -
This! Red Loctite in a blue tube? I mean, come on now. I had exactly the same dilemma a few weeks ago, as I’d lost the package with the details and ended up looking up the part number online to make sure I had the right stuff for the job.
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There is no red Loctite in this picture, but red Permatex.
It’s even worse:
Loctite bottles and tubes for thread lockers are always red.
Loctite bottles and tubes for glues are always blue.
Consequently, you can get “black Loctite” in a red bottle, and in a blue one.
The first will harden well after you tightened the bolt (Loctite 2047), the latter will glue your bolt well before you’ve reached the bottom of the thread (Loctite 480).-
Details!
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I’ve learned this from listening to someone who learned by doing…
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Yeah – if they work so good, then why are the caps to easy to remove?
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And how do they get Teflon to stick to the pan?
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