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Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 26 Apr 2009, 21:22
by conrad
What is this flexible conduit you speak off?

Would standard B&Q clear pond hose do the trick? Wouldn't it melt?

Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 29 Apr 2009, 20:35
by AngeloEvs
As I said this is a Mocki tip (and a good un too) I used electrical conduit and used a bit of the original hose for the breather and amalgamating tape to the filter box...........

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Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 10 May 2010, 13:00
by xpress
great idea. i am thinking of using a bit of this conduit to uncollapse the pipe i have and keep it in place! what size diameter conduit did you use? and pray tell, what is amalgamating tape?

Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 10 May 2010, 17:15
by kevtherev
Self-Amalgamating Tape

A very useful derivative of insulating tape which can be used for waterproofing connections. To use, the top protective layer is peeled off and the rubbery self- amalgamating tape underneath is wrapped tightly around the connection to be waterproofed. Eventually, the layers of this tape will merge together and create a waterproof seal. This tape is highly recommended for automotive work and also aerial installations, particularly those for satellite TV where cables enter the LNB and polariser.

Suitable for permanently waterproofing of electrical cables and cable joints. Can also be used for fast, temporary repairs to hoses and water pipes. Completely water and UV resistant. Used to joint and repair a wide range of power and distribution cables up to 46 kV. Used for making watertight seals when jointing cables, both above and below ground.

like an up market shopping bag in your case :D

Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 11 May 2010, 23:42
by xpress
cheers for that reverend.

:) handy stuff that tape that amalgamates!

Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 12 May 2010, 08:43
by happy camper
I use half a bottle of this every month when i fill up, just add it to the fuel and it cleans on the way through :ok

Re: This isn't normal is it? - Oil in carb air intake.

Posted: 12 May 2010, 11:09
by ermie571
kevtherev wrote:Self-Amalgamating Tape

A very useful derivative of insulating tape which can be used for waterproofing connections. To use, the top protective layer is peeled off and the rubbery self- amalgamating tape underneath is wrapped tightly around the connection to be waterproofed. Eventually, the layers of this tape will merge together and create a waterproof seal. This tape is highly recommended for automotive work and also aerial installations, particularly those for satellite TV where cables enter the LNB and polariser.

Suitable for permanently waterproofing of electrical cables and cable joints. Can also be used for fast, temporary repairs to hoses and water pipes. Completely water and UV resistant. Used to joint and repair a wide range of power and distribution cables up to 46 kV. Used for making watertight seals when jointing cables, both above and below ground.

like an up market shopping bag in your case :D


where does one procure this upmarket shopping bag?? Sounds like it should be in the tool box alongside the gaffa tape.....

E D I T...bay of fleas.... £3.89 for 10m roll....free delivery. Ordered.

Em
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