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Re: use teflon tape on a gas fuel line?
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Posted by Dave D on November 18, 2004 at 17:53:09 from (4.233.158.191):
In Reply to: Re: use teflon tape on a gas fuel line? posted by John M on November 18, 2004 at 17:31:49:
Lot of spirited opinions on a fairly small subject! Dad was a great believer in boxes of Band Aids (for busted knuckles) teflon tape and I guess at least the tape gene passed into me. Obviously I'm not a plumber or mechanical engineer but I thought tape sealed things up and was valuable in any pipe joint. I didn't really notice any leaking from the fuel line but I thought good practice was always to wrap some tape around the threads only, not in front of the fuel hole itself. And I was very surprised when the tape dissolved away. And concerned that it might plug the carb. Or worse. That's why I asked the question. Yes, this is probably the same threaded brass barbed fitting that somebody asked about, with that stupid ring on it that I cut off with some dykes just to get it gone. I think I got the fittings tightened well enough with nothing there to prevent any seepage. Thanks again.
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