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Topic: flared copper fuel lines
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| Steve (DE)
08-30-2012 18:03:44
67.142.165.26
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What are your thoughts on sealants for flared copper fuel line connections? Anybody use Teflon tape? How to make it less likely that these lines and connections will leak if I ever get to trying to start this old Case L.
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| soundguy
08-30-2012 18:20:17
107.41.3.146
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Re: flared copper fuel lines in reply to Steve (DE), 08-30-2012 18:03:44
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| | 1, flares don't need sealant. 2, copper is a poor / unsafe choice for a fuel line... use brake line instead...
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| Joe (Wa)
08-30-2012 18:13:26
67.142.175.20
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Re: flared copper fuel lines in reply to Steve (DE), 08-30-2012 18:03:44
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| | Sealants are not recommended for soft drawn copper flares. It just provides some separation that promotes leakage. You're just screwing youself. Joe
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| casenut1
08-30-2012 18:08:03
107.8.39.45
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Re: flared copper fuel lines in reply to Steve (DE), 08-30-2012 18:03:44
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| Teflon tape only works on plumbing pipes.fuel eats the tape.
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| patsdeere
08-30-2012 22:28:20
76.126.233.150
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Re: flared copper fuel lines in reply to casenut1, 08-30-2012 18:08:03
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| However, they do have a fuel resistant tape that is yellow. Works good. However I agree, no tape on flares.
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