Subject	Like. However, if he has to rotate the screw back & forth
Posted by	Zuberman on June 23, 2015 at 9:53 AM
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In Reply To	Teflon tape ? (n/m) posted by ttz'in (norcal) on June 23, 2015 at 05:49 AM
Message	to make adjustment, the tape may "ruffle" when turned against the last wrap. Maybe there is some way to "adhere" the end of the tape's last wrap to itself so it won't "ruffle" (??)
Follow Ups	Leaking idle adjustment screw. - Tanley 21:03:47 06/22/15 Re: Leaking idle adjustment screw. - Zuberman 04:10:52 06/23/15 Thanks for the link! I don't believe the seal can be - Tanley 05:29:15 06/23/15 Teflon tape ? (n/m) - ttz'in (norcal) 05:49:21 06/23/15 Like. However, if he has to rotate the screw back & forth - Zuberman 09:53:08 06/23/15 Thought about that. Usually 3-4 turns out will get - ttz'in (norcal) 18:11:16 06/23/15 Oy! What an odd little bugger! :( I think you're correct: - Zuberman 09:59:49 06/23/15 I just did a leak test with smoke. - pieboy100 12:00:51 06/23/15 I'll let you know if I can get it to seal up, but I think it - Tanley 12:50:12 06/23/15 No dice. The silicone spray softened it too much and made it - Tanley 19:08:12 06/23/15 Use pipe dope. It never hardens. (n/m) - flashstar 02:10:39 06/24/15 Perhaps just one of those many things that we have to break - Zuberman 07:10:08 06/24/15 Yep, got 20+ years out of it, not too bad. - Tanley 16:20:08 06/24/15 Not sure about fluid resistance but this stuff seems - flashstar 16:33:21 06/24/15 Have a few extra IACV's if that helps ? - ttz'in (norcal) 16:16:11 06/24/15 A+! :) (n/m) - Zuberman 01:49:49 06/25/15
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