Re: Thread sealer use

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nope!
Anti-seize

Rich Kinsley wrote:
> Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies
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> This is probably right up Earl's alley. I'm re-routing my fuel lines and 
> am terminating the hard lines with -6 line and fittings. I have been 
> using the Permatex High Temp thread sealer on all my pipe fittings. I 
> wonder if I should use anything on the AN fittings? I did before but my 
> gut feelings are that those fittings are intended to seal when tightened 
> and the sealer may actually interfere. Of course it's obvious to avoid 
> getting any on the mating edges as opposed to just the threads. The only 
> reason I think something may be in order is that it's Aluminum and those 
> mating surfaces can bind. Maybe teflon tape is the proper ting for those 
> fittings and sealer for the pipe??? Whatta ya think??/
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