Subject	Yep, got 20+ years out of it, not too bad.
Posted by	Tanley on June 24, 2015 at 4:20 PM
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In Reply To	Perhaps just one of those many things that we have to break posted by Zuberman on June 24, 2015 at 07:10 AM
Message	Thanks for all the help all. I think flashstar had a good idea with the non-drying pipe dope. One that is rubber safe, automotive fluid resistant and can withstand the pressures/heat experienced by the AAC unit would be ideal.
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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