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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #15 on: 11 April 2011, 13:37:18 »
Get some Loctite pipe sealant: http://www.screwfix.com/p/loctite-pipe-sealant-63g/72039

I seem to recall that's the red stuff, in which case it's used by BA on various aircraft air & liquid systems so I'd imagine it'd be fine for LPG ;)

"Yellow sh*t" is better, but a) I don't know the proper name for it and b) I don't know anywhere to get it outside of the fitters at my Dad's place (they're plumbing things like liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen feeds @ 20bar and use this stuff)
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #16 on: 11 April 2011, 16:13:50 »
'Rocol Gas Seal' paste is a good bet  :y
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« Reply #17 on: 11 April 2011, 16:44:10 »
http://www.aiworkwear.co.uk/1643/b577-yellow-pipe-sealant-50ml-bondloc-from-ai-workwear < I'm fairly sure that's the aforementioned 'yellow sh*t' btw.. but I can check if you want.
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #18 on: 11 April 2011, 18:51:38 »
Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #19 on: 11 April 2011, 18:58:51 »
Just get a reel of gas approved PTFE tape. :y

B&Q's yer man. Sure the chavs 'll have one of them. They sell some pretty distasteful interior decor and fittings ;D
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #20 on: 11 April 2011, 19:00:00 »
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #21 on: 11 April 2011, 19:08:02 »
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
Gauge reads 50% (max=80%), as the cripple insisted I try to find some lag on this setup, and it was rude not to oblige....
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #22 on: 11 April 2011, 19:10:03 »
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Just get a reel of gas approved PTFE tape. :yB&Q's yer man. Sure the chavs 'll have one of them. They sell some pretty distasteful interior decor and fittings ;D





I seem to remember that LPG degrades ptfe tape over time iirc? :-/
Gas approved PTFE ;)
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
Gauge reads 50% (max=80%), as the cripple insisted I try to find some lag on this setup, and it was rude not to oblige....
break orf! :D

But before we do it again can you get some decent rubber on there please ::)

To put this to bed I had a chat with someone in the know today... It is a tapered thread and should seal at a tad over hand tight... Gas PTFE and some LPG suitable liquid stuff is just a belt and braces approach :y

The tank was supposed to have been valved and boxed when delivered >:(
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
Gauge reads 50% (max=80%), as the cripple insisted I try to find some lag on this setup, and it was rude not to oblige....
break orf! :D

But before we do it again can you get some decent rubber on there please ::)

To put this to bed I had a chat with someone in the know today... It is a tapered thread and should seal at a tad over hand tight... Gas PTFE and some LPG suitable liquid stuff is just a belt and braces approach :y

The tank was supposed to have been valved and boxed when delivered >:(
But potentially still would have leaked, unless sealent is the norm when they fit?
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
Gauge reads 50% (max=80%), as the cripple insisted I try to find some lag on this setup, and it was rude not to oblige....
break orf! :D

But before we do it again can you get some decent rubber on there please ::)

To put this to bed I had a chat with someone in the know today... It is a tapered thread and should seal at a tad over hand tight... Gas PTFE and some LPG suitable liquid stuff is just a belt and braces approach :y

The tank was supposed to have been valved and boxed when delivered >:(
But potentially still would have leaked, unless sealent is the norm when they fit?
They probably would take the belt and braces approach automatically... But never mind... It's a learning curve and that's another lesson learnt! And the required bits may come in hand at a later date ::)
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Needs to be soething I can pick up tomorrow. Live in Brackley, work in chavtown. Neither have anything useful.


Tried ShitFix in Banbury. Waste of an hour, a gallon of LPG, and 20,000miles of rear rubber. And I checked with them that they had stock first. Banbarians = Thick inbred retards.

Only another 13 to go and you'll be able to fix the tank valve. :y
Gauge reads 50% (max=80%), as the cripple insisted I try to find some lag on this setup, and it was rude not to oblige....
break orf! :D

But before we do it again can you get some decent rubber on there please ::)

To put this to bed I had a chat with someone in the know today... It is a tapered thread and should seal at a tad over hand tight... Gas PTFE and some LPG suitable liquid stuff is just a belt and braces approach :y

The tank was supposed to have been valved and boxed when delivered >:(
But potentially still would have leaked, unless sealent is the norm when they fit?
They probably would take the belt and braces approach automatically... But never mind... It's a learning curve and that's another lesson learnt! And the required bits may come in hand at a later date ::)
Aye, sounds like a couple more soon....
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Re: LPG Liquid feed valve
« Reply #27 on: 11 April 2011, 19:35:28 »
My tank was a stacko from tinleytech, the valves were pre-fitted with some red gunk around the threads..
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« Reply #28 on: 11 April 2011, 22:27:38 »
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My tank was a stacko from tinleytech, the valves were pre-fitted with some red gunk around the threads..
Blue gunk on this one.

Another vote for ptfe. Btw!
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« Reply #29 on: 11 April 2011, 22:47:04 »
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My tank was a stacko from tinleytech, the valves were pre-fitted with some red gunk around the threads..
Blue gunk on this one.

Another vote for ptfe. Btw!

We've spoken today... He knows what's needed ;) ;)
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