carcrazyguy
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What anti seize are you guys using for exhaust bung plugs? Looks like most anti seize compounds are not designed for temps that they will see on the exhaust.
Exhaust bung plug. What anti seize?
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Old Man Mopar
Righteous Dude
If anybody steals the political signs from your yard in the dark it doesn't matter what kind of Never-Seize you use. Just smear it on the wires or posts liberaly (now there's a play on words). They'll find it. On their clothes, in their car and on their wife's new furnature.
carcrazyguy
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Lol....now there is an idea for the parts that have been coming up missing around the shop since posting for sale ads!
I did a quick search and found some said the factory sensors use "a compound that has a glass base", others have said copper. Then I started reading the fine print on some of the copper base compounds. It is rated at 2000 degrees. That should work! There is any number of products with the copper base.
I did a quick search and found some said the factory sensors use "a compound that has a glass base", others have said copper. Then I started reading the fine print on some of the copper base compounds. It is rated at 2000 degrees. That should work! There is any number of products with the copper base.
65-440
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Yes, the copper stuff would work fine ...
pishta
I know I'm right....
Milk of magnesia...heat turns white powder to something good, Magnesium Hydroxide..USAF/GE approved!
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