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Old 04-07-2013, 03:24 PM
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Default Hole in reduction housing
I have a small hole in my reduction housing around the bottom bolt hole. It didn't seem to be leaking badly before, but I am concerned about it. I might try to fill the hole with silicone once the bolt is installed unless someone has any ideas? This is off of a 100.
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I think that's normal.
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Just put a little silicone on the threads of the bolt.
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