Subject: RE: hating fuel valves
Author: Kevin Graf
Date: Aug 21, 2001, 8:43 AM
Post ID: 1707945508
Yup,
Did the same as Tim, but I used a leather hole punch I had lying around. I
have no idea what kind of rubber it was, after cutting the gaskets I wish I
would of been smart like Ian and used some oil. As that's what happened to
one of mine, they were really tight. Aww F - it, the one works like a
champ(both are reserve), so the other can wait.
-----Original Message-----
From: dj-@dotis.com [mailto:dj-@dotis.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 9:24 AM
To: Loopfram-@topica.com
Subject: hating fuel valves
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I just swapped the tanks on Norine, and used new fuel valves, because I
wanted nice shinny ones, they leaked like crazy, there was no position I
could put the levers that would shut off the fuel flow completely, I went
through 2 sets of new ones and they all leaked, so I went to the parts bin
and went through a pile of used ones and finally got a pair that didn't leak
and looked decent. What a pain! Anyone had these issues with the new ones? I
know we talked about new gaskets for fuel valves on the list before, anyone
successfully fix thier's? Also my nice shinny gas cap didn't seal, I fixed
that with a cork gasket. But Norine is ready to run now with a shinny tank.
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