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*super32* · 12-27-2007, 08:06 AM

Make sure to lube up those adjustment screws, else you'll be working pretty hard to adjust. The adjustment screws description and lube is noted in Post95 and Post96.

I used WD40 and it wasn't bad at all. I guess just make sure to allow some time for the WD40 to get in there and clean those dirty screws. I waited about a minute or two. The adjustment screws aren't "tightened" or "torqued" so it should require something like PB Blaster. The screws are "free", and should adjust with little force.

12-27-2007, 08:06 AM	#110
super32 Donating member? what the?! 1991 Maxima SE Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: sacramento, ca iTrader: (2) Posts: 399	Make sure to lube up those adjustment screws, else you'll be working pretty hard to adjust. The adjustment screws description and lube is noted in Post95 and Post96. I used WD40 and it wasn't bad at all. I guess just make sure to allow some time for the WD40 to get in there and clean those dirty screws. I waited about a minute or two. The adjustment screws aren't "tightened" or "torqued" so it should require something like PB Blaster. The screws are "free", and should adjust with little force. __________________ ... doing it 3Gen, and no other way get it here Last edited by super32; 12-27-2007 at 08:10 AM.