01-05-13, 01:44 PM
Glad you got it sorted.
The rubber washer is only there to enable the top locknut ( normally only handtight) to be able to be line up easily with the torqued nut so that the locking washer can be fitted. The top yoke then presses down on the locknut preventing it from slackening off. I can't see it making a difference as long as the top nut is tight to the yoke
The rubber washer is only there to enable the top locknut ( normally only handtight) to be able to be line up easily with the torqued nut so that the locking washer can be fitted. The top yoke then presses down on the locknut preventing it from slackening off. I can't see it making a difference as long as the top nut is tight to the yoke