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honda.lioness@gmail.com 01-19-2009 09:35 AM

Re: 95 Odyssey Crank pulley bolt direction
 
On Jan 18, 11:41 am, jim beam <spamvor...@bad.example.net> wrote:
> Tegger wrote:
> > jim beam

Tegger wrote:
>
> >>> This is a well-known phenomenon called "embedment".


> >> that doesn't call it "embedment" - it simply says to lube the thread on
> >> reassembly.

>
> > It says the threads "stick together". That's embedment.

>
> that's just waffle terminology.


It is incorrect terminology. Embedment is said to smooth surfaces and
so result in less adhesion and loss of bolt tension. Embedment "can
lead directly to loosening of a fastener joint and subsequent fatigue
failure." (Wikipedia)

> real deal is asperity welding,


Also known as galling. Agreed.

Newbies should understand that the pitch of the pulley bolt is even
smaller than what is found on even fine thread bolts. This increases
the tendency towards galling. IMO the conditions under which the bolt
must operate (high thermal and load variation) promote galling even
further.

Michael Pardee 01-19-2009 09:59 AM

Re: 95 Odyssey Crank pulley bolt direction
 
Say, isn't this something like the discussion we had the last time? :-)

Mike




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