Re: The unpleasant case of the haunted yanmar
- From: DSK <dsk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 11:32:34 -0500
I took apart the couplings for the water and fuel filter units. I
reinstalled everything using Teflon tape on all threads. My problem went
away.
There can be air leaks in other places than threaded joints.
Wayne.B wrote:
Unfortunately teflon tape has a reputation for degrading over time
when in contact with diesel fuel. Professional mechanics use a
special blue paste to seal fuel fittings.
IIRC there is tape rated for use with various petrochemicals & solvents... a bigger problem is that little shreds of tape get in the injection system. Not good.
Fresh Breezes- Doug King
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