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Re: Aluminium Foil and Vapor Lock
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Posted by the tractor vet on December 10, 2005 at 08:41:45 from (4.124.70.15):
In Reply to: Aluminium Foil and Vapor Lock posted by Tham on December 09, 2005 at 20:28:58:
First off gas starts to boil at around a 120 degrees and with low flow it is getting hot in the line and yes you can wrap it with foil or put clothes pins on it and you can wrap it with insulation and foil and also now this is going to get real tech. You can put a Tee just before the carb with a real small pin hole on the one side of the tee i have always used a # 60 drill , what i do is fill the one side of the fitting with soider and drill a hole in the soider then run a small fuel line back into the fuel line away from the engine so the fuel can cool and get ride of the bubbels this allows the gas to flow and cool off .
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