Clutch Screw Keeps coming loose on clutch?

[Bolt]

My screw keeps coming lose on my clutch and stops me from starting, my clutch pin broke too. Does the clutch pin stop the screw from turning and coming loose? , how can i fix it?

P.S I have just used the bike 3 times and when i went out this happened.

 

[spunout]

The little screw that holds the pressure plate nut from spinning, yes? its been said that loc-tite is/isnt advised...so it's up to you. if it were me, i'd use the blue, and sparingly.
Happy :mrgreen:

 

[Bolt]

I don't think i understand what you are talking about sorry? how do i fix this problem ?

maybe speak in non mechanic terms.

 

[Bolt]

The little screw that holds the pressure plate nut from spinning, yes? its been said that loc-tite is/isnt advised...so it's up to you. if it were me, i'd use the blue, and sparingly.
Happy :mrgreen:

I am talking about this screw

 

[rcjunkie]

I posted about this issue several months ago. LOCTITE it.

 

[iRide Customs]

What engine kit do you have?

 

[rcjunkie]

I'm not sure what engine kit it was. I buy engines from various sellers for installs on bikes that I build to sell.

One every engine I buy, regardless of seller here is what I do:
1. replace all studs except head studs
2. Remove cylinder and head and loctite the cylinder head studs.
3. Home made thicker intake gasket coated with gasket maker
4. Loctite the carb main jet (had one fall off during a ride from vibration)
5. Loctite the main drive gear (the one that got loose on you)
6. Loctite all mountain bolts after engine is properly aligned with chain/sprocket.
7. Replace spark plug with USA made plug or non-China plug (center electrode can pop out on you during a ride...don't want to get stuck in middle of no where and be forced to pedal)
8. Replace spark plug wire with quality Bosch or equivalent plug wire.
9. Use 6mm couplers as nuts for all engine mount bolts. This gives the coupler nut more thread to grip and allows me to torque to stretch the bolt just prior to its point of elasticity. With loctite, I never have a loose engine mount.