Interesting ...
Generally, when this procedure is described, an anti-seize compound is recommended for the threads prior to re-assembly .... so that it won't require so much effort to unscrew in the future.
Something along the line of the following item:
http://news.thomasnet.com/fullstory/28214/1083
... Sounds like there wasn't any of this compound applied during the original installation.
Generally, when this procedure is described, an anti-seize compound is recommended for the threads prior to re-assembly .... so that it won't require so much effort to unscrew in the future.
Something along the line of the following item:
http://news.thomasnet.com/fullstory/28214/1083
... Sounds like there wasn't any of this compound applied during the original installation.