What kind of glue did you use on your fuel pump bucket?
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What kind of glue did you use on your fuel pump bucket?
I used all seal last time and it didnt hold up to well. I was thinking about using big hose clamps to hold it together. What do you guys use?
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There are several old threads about this that go into detail. Polyethylene is difficult to "glue". The glue that is provided with the Racetronix kit is basically superglue, or so I've been told by somebody that would certainly know. I used some stainless steel safety wire to hold the two parts together. Drill a few pair of small holes in the bucket and lid around the edges. Then loop the saftey wire through and secure it by twisting the wire and removing the excess.
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There are several old threads about this that go into detail. Polyethylene is difficult to "glue". The glue that is provided with the Racetronix kit is basically superglue, or so I've been told by somebody that would certainly know. I used some stainless steel safety wire to hold the two parts together. Drill a few pair of small holes in the bucket and lid around the edges. Then loop the saftey wire through and secure it by twisting the wire and removing the excess.
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There are several old threads about this that go into detail. Polyethylene is difficult to "glue". The glue that is provided with the Racetronix kit is basically superglue, or so I've been told by somebody that would certainly know. I used some stainless steel safety wire to hold the two parts together. Drill a few pair of small holes in the bucket and lid around the edges. Then loop the saftey wire through and secure it by twisting the wire and removing the excess.