ETek problems
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ye will be from the back of the bolt where you can adjust the tightness of how easy the pin is to pull in and out.ok heres the basics of it , i just got a new etek and i removed the bolt as normal and a small peace of metal and a spring flew out it doesent look like its broken of its just im not to shore were they go as its me first etek lol the joy thanx
If it is like the Older ego bolts, then you will have a ball bearing, then spring then grub screw ( I think), in that order, to be loaded into the back of the bolt and done up.
It might just b the grub screw, so do it up a bit snug, but not too tight.
If it is like the newer bolts, then you have pulled the pin right out.
Put the spring, then the piston into the bolt...push it in as far as you can with something THIN.
Pop the bolt pin in the top with the machined section of the shaft facing towards the front of the bolt, then turn it 90 degrees to either side, push the pin down, then turn back 90 degrees in the opposite direction, to which you turned it.
The Piston bit should then lock up in the pin, stopping it from popping out.
It might just b the grub screw, so do it up a bit snug, but not too tight.
If it is like the newer bolts, then you have pulled the pin right out.
Put the spring, then the piston into the bolt...push it in as far as you can with something THIN.
Pop the bolt pin in the top with the machined section of the shaft facing towards the front of the bolt, then turn it 90 degrees to either side, push the pin down, then turn back 90 degrees in the opposite direction, to which you turned it.
The Piston bit should then lock up in the pin, stopping it from popping out.