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11-11-2006 08:57 PM #1
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Parts store special, teflon thread tape. I wanted to try either Loctite or Permatex liquid thread sealer but I forgot to buy some when I went to the parts store.
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11-11-2006 09:07 PM #2
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I'm not sure what Denny will say, but if it was mine I'd 86 the teflon tape and go with loctite.Ken Thomas
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11-11-2006 09:25 PM #3
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Thanks I'll try that. I experimented with RTV on threads when I put a water pump on my little sister's Nissan truck. I didn't get a complaint from her know it all boy friend so it might have worked. One more question. I used gasket shellac on my intake gaskets last time. Now I cant get the intake off. Yeah I know now that it was a little overboard but my dad swears by the stuff. How do I get the intake off. Its an aluminum Edelbrock Performer, and I dont want it breaking in the removal proccess.
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