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Old 02-19-2010, 08:53 PM
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Sumbitch........broke the damn OPSU when I was putting it back in. Even using the "special" socket.

They break easy.

Gotta hope to get a new one somewhere tomorrow.

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Yep, they're fragile little suckers. Did you remember to put some teflon tape on the threads so it wouldn't leak when you were all done?
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Originally Posted by fleetmgr
Yep, they're fragile little suckers. Did you remember to put some teflon tape on the threads so it wouldn't leak when you were all done?
Good ideea, but most good sending units these days already have a sealer on the threads. Just don't double it up.
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Originally Posted by eseibel67
Good ideea, but most good sending units these days already have a sealer on the threads. Just don't double it up.
Correction: LS1 sending unit uses a gasket, so no sealer is required:

http://ecatalog.smpcorp.com/ImageHan...1E2xsQ5g%3d%3d

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Originally Posted by eseibel67
Correction: LS1 sending unit uses a gasket, so no sealer is required:

http://ecatalog.smpcorp.com/ImageHan...1E2xsQ5g%3d%3d
Yeah, I just picked one up today, it has a gasket.

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