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Campy Ultra Torque BB cups - cardboard "washer" - does it stay or go?

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Old 04-28-23, 01:43 PM
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Campy Ultra Torque BB cups - cardboard "washer" - does it stay or go?

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I don't see any mention of this in Campy's instructions. Does the cardboard white washer get removed before crank install, or is it part of the design and required? Anyone know?
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No cardboard in the BB, just a steel wave washer.
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I have the newest BB86 cup adapters and they came with white "cardboard" washers. I think they may be a seal? Looks like these (mine are push in though)...

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MIght might want to move this to the Mechanics forum
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I actually just saw an installation video from a dude in England. He mentioned to be careful of the fragile white "seals" against dirt and dust. So, I guess they are seals that should stay.
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