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Mail From: mastros (MICHAEL MASTROIANNI)

The '68 shop manual says to use an electrically conductive thread sealant for the temp sending unit.

I've got the permatex teflon anti-sieze (thin,silvery stuff) and their High-Temp thread sealant (thick, white). I also have a tube of Oatey brand pipe thread sealant with teflon (thick,yellowish).

Are any of these three, good for sealing the threads on these sending units?

Or do I need to buy another tube of goo?

Mike
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In a message dated 4/3/06 12:20:11 PM, (email redacted) writes:

<< Are any of these three, good for sealing the threads on these sending
units?


Or do I need to buy another tube of goo?

>>

i just used the teflon tape and the gauge works fine , the threads grind
through it some so i guess it was enough for the sending unit to get a good enough
ground.

Jason

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Mail From: KalliPa1 ((email redacted))

I agree with Jason on this one. Use teflon tape...but be sure none
gets in the sending unit or it won't read correctly.
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