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This is probably a retarded question, but with the drama's I had over the past 2 weeks with this car I thought I would double check with the Masters:
Changing the coolant level sensor and have put a new seal on it. I ran some Vasaline on the seal when I put it on the sensor and now I was thinking of running some on the outside of the sensor too when I place it in the res tank. Would this be advised or just throw it in dry? |
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| revcore |
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The mechanic I used to get to do work on my cars used to put a light smear of water proof grease on them to help form a seal....Apparently it worked really well.
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| eb xr6 falcon |
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Thats all i done with mine no leaks, Just make sure the sensor goes in nice and flush and screw the plastic insert in tight.
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| TROYMAN |
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a little vasoline will be fine... laugh if you want.
 even ky or waterbased lube will also do the job...re fitting the sensor can be a little tight...lol... |
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| BEAR80 |
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or use rubber grease as it will lubricate the seal and will not make it expand.....
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| SWC |
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BEAR80 wrote: or use rubber grease as it will lubricate the seal and will not make it expand..... Neither will KY Jelly, unless you rub it to much 
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| 79 raven |
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yeah, I dont like to ram it home dry as it burns, a bit of lube before insertion is always best
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