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Offline Gavin

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Fuel Filters
« on: 11.10. 2009 14:37 »
I have removed the old torn filters in a pair of fuel taps and plan to "Glue" new ones in. The new ones are brass inside a plastic cage. is it possible to use devcon or some such? Basiclly what's a safe bonding solution to use on brass (Taps) and plastic while it will always be immersed in petrol?
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Re: Fuel Filters
« Reply #1 on: 11.10. 2009 15:34 »
I used Araldite and the filters are still in place after four years. I cleaned the taps with brake cleaning fluid before gluing because petrol is a bit oily. The most crucial aspect of this task is removing all traces of oil.
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Re: Fuel Filters
« Reply #2 on: 11.10. 2009 23:38 »
I always use in-line filters, those small cone shaped ones with the gold stone in side,
they work really well & arn't too bukly.

regards, Cus
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Re: Fuel Filters
« Reply #3 on: 13.10. 2009 02:43 »
I got some sintered bronze rod ( those small gold stones ) turned the ends down to fit inside the tap and popped them in as if they were bearings, worked like a charm
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