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Good find for those pictures. I don't know if there is sealant on them from the factory, but I would put some on. I like liquid Teflon type products rather than Teflon tape.
I don't know if there is sealant on them from the factory, but I would put some on. I like liquid Teflon type products rather than Teflon tape.
I looked at the liquid Teflon that I use on residential plumbing and its temperature range is 0-350 F and 200 PSI.
Not as cold as it can get here with this winters low on the order of -20 F.
Google puts the operating temperature range of a combustion engine in the low 200s, so that looks to work.
Might I suppose that the low temp will not matter if the system is not under pressure?