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Post by The Lumberjack Preacher on Nov 29, 2018 7:25:15 GMT -5
I've got some NOS ones. How many dolllars would you want for one?
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Post by sawnami on Nov 29, 2018 7:57:34 GMT -5
I've got some NOS ones. How many dolllars would you want for one? Shoot me a PM.
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Post by rowdy235 on Nov 29, 2018 19:09:48 GMT -5
I've been lucky enough to be able to find 5mm plug wire by the foot, albeit not locally. My preferred sealant is "black rubber sealant" that is sold in the RTV section at the auto parts store (not RTV). It sets up really quick, is waterproof, but is not so strong it can't be removed it you ever need to.
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Post by sweepleader on Nov 29, 2018 20:03:11 GMT -5
My preferred sealant is "black rubber sealant" that is sold in the RTV section at the auto parts store (not RTV). Yeah, I vote to stay away from RTV too. I don't know first hand what "black rubber sealant" is but I do know that RTV is not good around gas. It sometimes gives off vinegar as it cures, at least the old formulations, and that is bad for electrical.
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Post by rowdy235 on Nov 29, 2018 20:08:42 GMT -5
My preferred sealant is "black rubber sealant" that is sold in the RTV section at the auto parts store (not RTV). Yeah, I vote to stay away from RTV too. I don't know first hand what "black rubber sealant" is but I do know that RTV is not good around gas. It sometimes gives off vinegar as it cures, at least the old formulations, and that is bad for electrical. To be honest I am not sure what it is exactly. It strikes me as almost like silicone except it dries very fast... like less than a minute fast. I bought a tube of it to seal a backup camera years ago and still using it. It stays pliable once dry. I don't think its great for fuel tolerance but never had a problem with it either. I do know on my 707 the plug wire was epoxied in and it was a b**** to get the old wire out, especially while trying to be gentle on the old coil.
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