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Old 04-26-2004, 09:38 AM
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hey fellas
well did my gauge install this weekend. and everything should be finished up today but i still need a thread sealant for my pyro on the manifold. the only sealant i could find would only tolerate temps up to 700 degrees and i highly doubt that is hot enough. and one other thing can i seal my fuel pressure gauge line with teflon or will the diesel just desolve it? thanks

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Marty,

You will want to use antisieze on your pyro probe. Loctite has a number of different products that are good for this temperature range. They make a nickle based antisieze that is good to 2400 deg F. The copper stuff is good to 1800 deg F.

As for the other threads, you'll want to use a thread sealer. Loctite 567 PST (liquid teflon) works very well.

Permatex also makes good thread sealers as well, but Im not overly familiar with their products.
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You NEVER want to use teflon on any type of fuel system connection. It will dissolve it and cause the particles to contaminate your fuel system. I used thread-loc on mine and 3 weeks later, no leaks. Good luck.
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exaclty what i wanted to know thanks alot fellas

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