Quick NOS assembly question
#1
Are all of the fitting in the NOS kit EXTREMELY tight?
I was trying to lay out the assembly on the kitchen floor. All of the fittings do not cover more than 1/3 of the threads before some serious force is required.
Is this normal and will the teflon paste resolve this issue?
I was trying to lay out the assembly on the kitchen floor. All of the fittings do not cover more than 1/3 of the threads before some serious force is required.
Is this normal and will the teflon paste resolve this issue?
#2
Originally posted by RKS
Are all of the fitting in the NOS kit EXTREMELY tight?
I was trying to lay out the assembly on the kitchen floor. All of the fittings do not cover more than 1/3 of the threads before some serious force is required.
Is this normal and will the teflon paste resolve this issue?
Are all of the fitting in the NOS kit EXTREMELY tight?
I was trying to lay out the assembly on the kitchen floor. All of the fittings do not cover more than 1/3 of the threads before some serious force is required.
Is this normal and will the teflon paste resolve this issue?
Use the tape sparingly, keep it away from the 2-3 threads closest to the end of the fitting.
Don
#3
I noticed the same thing when i did my kit. I personally used paste rather then tape. The manual specifically states use paste and not tape but Don is also one of the NOS kings around.
When i first test fitted, i destroyed the soleniod TEE fitting. So now i pretty much know how much to tightne them down before they get FUBARed.
I personally did it hand tight and then used wrenches to snug it up a bit. I didnt force it but to an extent where i thought it was reasonable and tight enough. I shall see if i have any leaks, if i do, i will simpply tighten it up.
When i first test fitted, i destroyed the soleniod TEE fitting. So now i pretty much know how much to tightne them down before they get FUBARed.
I personally did it hand tight and then used wrenches to snug it up a bit. I didnt force it but to an extent where i thought it was reasonable and tight enough. I shall see if i have any leaks, if i do, i will simpply tighten it up.
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