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  1. 12-31-2005 09:36 PM #1
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    teflon tape on Fuel fittings?

     



    Should I use teflon tape on a new EFI fuel pump fittings?
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    If they are NPT (pipe thread), yes; if they are tube, no. OOMV.
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    Re: teflon tape on Fuel fittings?

     



    Originally posted by tjawor
    Should I use teflon tape on a new EFI fuel pump fittings?
    no if AN or flare or o ring if there is any pipe i use teflon dope the brush on type
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    Brass fittings don't need any help sealing, other metals I prefer the brush-on stuff. The tape seems to shrink and loosen the fittings in time.
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  6. 01-01-2006 08:12 AM #5
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    there is a type of teflon tape out there kinda green in color & a little thicker than the white stuff,it is rated safe for direct contact with fuel and oils,unlike the white stuff that is used for mostly air
    & natural/propane gas fittings. if unavailable use the brush on pipe dope.
    i believe i bought mine at NAPA!?
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