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Post by timewatcher on Mar 20, 2015 7:23:36 GMT -8
please forgive my moment of stupidity but have forgotten but does the 6309-7040 bezel require a rubber gasket to prevent it from slipping freely around or is the click ball sufficient enough to prevent that? I simply cant recall!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2015 8:14:45 GMT -8
The rubber gasket keeps the bezel from rattling around. The click ball should keep it from rotating though.
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Post by timewatcher on Mar 20, 2015 8:30:54 GMT -8
The rubber gasket keeps the bezel from rattling around. The click ball should keep it from rotating though. So If I hear you correctly.........I can install the new bezel w/o the rubber gasket and it will do just fine but wont rotate? Is that correct? If so I can just go ahead and put the bezel back on it it will be ok? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2015 8:38:47 GMT -8
The rubber gasket keeps the bezel from rattling around. The click ball should keep it from rotating though. So If I hear you correctly.........I can install the new bezel w/o the rubber gasket and it will do just fine but wont rotate? Is that correct? If so I can just go ahead and put the bezel back on it it will be ok? Nope, you didn't read it right and I wasn't specific enough. Without the rubber o ring, the bezel can still be rotated like normal and the click ball will still keep it from accidentally rotating. The o ring simply prevents the bezel from rattling; it keeps it snug. |
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