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Contents: General remarks ⇩ Lock washers with bendable tabs ⇩ Lock nuts ⇩ Cylindrical pins ⇩ Retaining rings ⇩ Keys and keyways ⇩ Locking pins ⇩

General remarks


Always replace locking devices with absolutely identical ones.

Lock washers with bendable tabs


Always replace the fold-over tab washers with new ones when reassembling. Do not reuse these lock washers.

Lock nuts


When loosening or tightening lock nuts, brake line nuts and fuel line nuts, always use two wrenches.

Cylindrical pins


When replacing a pin, the new pin must be selected according to the diameter of the mating hole in the part.

Retaining rings


When installing new snap rings, select them according to the groove size.

Keys and keyways


Remove burrs from the edges of the keyway using a fine-cut file. Clean the keyway thoroughly before reinstalling the key.

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Clean and inspect the key. The key is suitable for reinstallation only if it is indistinguishable from a new one. Any defects indicate wear has begun.

Locking pins


When installing new cotter pins, select them according to the size of the hole in the bolt or stud.

Parts that protect threaded connections from loosening


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