good point jeff. it was my understanding that once silicone cured, it was no longer toxic...but i'm interested in hearing some comments on this...and suggestions on what else should be used in place of it. Jeff Taberski wrote: I was always told to NEVER use silicon on the air handling side of an engine with an O2 sensor. I understand it poisons the sensor. Am I wrong? -Jeff > on 4/8/00 14:59, Gina at GG811@SENTRYMICRO.COM wrote: > **snip** > > Check the angled connecting boot (appx 3'' diameter) between the AFM and > > throttle body. It's easy > > enough to get off - attaches with 2 clips. Take it off, flex it and > > inspect it thoroughly for cracks of any kind, big or small. If you find > > any, seal them up (i used silicone) and allow it to cure thoroughly > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > |
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