Hi Chip! This is such a good video and I am so glad I found it! My washer has started doing this thing where it will sense to fill and then fill and then get to the wash cycle but stay stuck. The lights sometimes will shut off and it makes almost this gurgling or draining noise. I have a video on my page of it. I am just so stumped and feel like it could be so many different things.

i tried it with coke, no change

Just did one in 5 minutes. had it on hand because we have 4 toilets. I also keep a top Valve washer on hand because they fail before the whole mechanism. Good directions. Had my big pliers along as I had to tighten up supply line as it dripped a little after closing it.

Interesting test. I am guessing that you used 70% alcohol, as the 99.9 would have almost zero moisture and would just act as a solvent.

Thats a no brainer!!!!

Lies, this does not work

thank you best explanation

If you need something faster then super glue, hey spray bottle of the proper kicker for it.

Так это дюймовый крепеж. А на метрическом витков больше, поэтому он давно признан более надежным. Но некоторые страны, продолжают использовать древний и ненадежный дюймовый крепёж.

split washers are destined to fail. they are already compromised with a split. common sense

I perfer a split washer & locknut toegther is won't loose forever ! It's great Stainless Steel 316 for sailing

Mahalo for doing this. Just found your channel. Great job! I enjoy your content.

Mahalo plenty braddah🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

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You are god ❤

In conclusion, using a split-lock washer AND a Nylon Nut will make the BEST connection.

Subscribed just because your video was simple and to the point ⚘️⚘️

had one tiny drop of paint on my floor for years that was not going anyplace - until one day - on that day it completely disappeared w/ one swipe of acetone. 👀

Thank you!🙏

I appreciate you, tiktok aint have nothin but a bunch of ads for an air thing and my toilets fucked up right now. Damn dog shittin in the middle of the night. Thanks man.

How can you set the torque comparatively with the block given some of the torque resistance is the nylon itself and therefore some of the stored compressive force to resist turning loose is lost? Blocks are great but they tend to fail horrible if oil or other chemical get to the nylon. I’d like to see you try some serrated washers

What about nylon and split washer together?

Dude this is legendary

You save my entire life😂

Thanks, I just unclogged the toilet after watching this 😂

Can It be removed? I wouldn't want to glue my screws in.

2:10 that’s not a breaker bar😊

so is this the same as using an activator?

TYMY TOILET WAS ABOUT TO OVER FLOW

Excellent video 👍👍

It is an unrealistic test. Where is any bolt in a situation like this? I call bs.

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Finally!!!!! Thank you!

Looks easy … I bought a new one 😂

It took 2 treatments but it worked for my bathroom sink, thanks!!!

That looks like a pretty standard metric M8 bolt and nut combo , which is meant to be torqued at around 22-24 Nm which is around 16-18 ft-lbs. You're at a third of the specified torque for that size nut.The setup is not even tight to begin with so it losing it's non-existent preload should be no surprise. Imagine all cars suddenly having their wheels mounted with only a third of the specified torque, they'd all fall off after a mile of driving.

Had to look this stuff up to figure out what he was talking about. Oooh boy I hope this isn’t based on a true story for that guys sake😅

don't bother buying this please

I never use nylok nuts as the loosening torque is too low. I use conelok nuts instead. Also suggest you repeat the experiment with grade 8.8 bolts and give them a much higher torque.

BRO I SEARCHED IM STUCK ON THE TOILET HOW DO I GET IT OUT😭🙏

Great video.

Thank you !

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Always cut away from yourself

Do not use nylon lock nuts in extremely hot conditions. The nylon will melt.🇺🇸😎

I've always found from using loctite for the past 30 years, an anaerobic environment is necessary but when you torque down on the threads like with a torque wrench or an air impact hammer, the loctite ends up being way way way more aggressive.

This video helped me a lot. I have the same problem in my 2017 toyota avensis, so I know now what's the problem. Thank u

Nice job