Subject	I went ahead and took an old OEM vtc apart...
Posted by	Frldy_Z on May 23, 2011 at 3:10 PM
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In Reply To	Cima Sealed VTC part number posted by toykoz32 on May 23, 2011 at 02:23 PM
Message	to see the best way to seal it. I came up with several easy ways but this way would be the best. The ID/OD is very thick inwhich the back of it could be threaded and a cap screwed on then premark the 2 spots that need to be drilled for the wires (need to be soldered on) then seal the small holes for the wires after you screw on cap. Or just scrape out the outer edge (could scrape into wiring through...) get a block plug and drill holes for wires then press it in and seal the holes.
Follow Ups	Cima Sealed VTC part number - toykoz32 14:23:57 05/23/11 Wow u are awsome!!!! - Frldy_Z 14:44:23 05/23/11 not too bad, Kendrick, thanks (n/m) - vulcanrush 14:55:29 05/23/11 I went ahead and took an old OEM vtc apart... - Frldy_Z 15:10:16 05/23/11 Re: I went ahead and took an old OEM vtc apart... - CmyZ 11:59:22 05/24/11 Are people having problems with there's leaking? - toykoz32 15:23:21 05/23/11 Yes, leaking black goop. Not sure on leaking oil - BigTDogg (MA) 15:28:45 05/23/11 once the tar is gone they leak oil (n/m) - Frldy_Z 17:42:40 05/23/11 Re: once the tar is gone they leak oil - CmyZ 21:35:01 05/23/11 Sweet - 90GoldZ 16:06:08 05/23/11 Since the some parts 20+ years old... - Frldy_Z 17:59:33 05/23/11
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