Charge Relief Valve Cap Help
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Charge Relief Valve Cap Help
Hey there,
I have searched and have been unable to find this info.
My FD has the non-seq mod, and I have this the rear charge relief valve port that needs to be capped. I have it capped with a rubber foot for a chair and a worm clamp, but the heat keeps melting my cap and I am hoping to find some type of high temp cap to put here as a permanent fix. In the picture attached is the port that I am talking about.
Does anyone know the size of this port so I can order the correct size? What are some other creative ways you guys have capped these openings?
Thanks!
I have searched and have been unable to find this info.
My FD has the non-seq mod, and I have this the rear charge relief valve port that needs to be capped. I have it capped with a rubber foot for a chair and a worm clamp, but the heat keeps melting my cap and I am hoping to find some type of high temp cap to put here as a permanent fix. In the picture attached is the port that I am talking about.
Does anyone know the size of this port so I can order the correct size? What are some other creative ways you guys have capped these openings?
Thanks!
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Just went and checked on my cap to make sure I didn't give bad advice....
Mine has been there for about a year, the vinyl is no longer flexible. I'm also not 100% on the resistance of vinyl to oil.
The cap will last longer than the chair feet, but I would still inspect it every 6 months or so!
Mine has been there for about a year, the vinyl is no longer flexible. I'm also not 100% on the resistance of vinyl to oil.
The cap will last longer than the chair feet, but I would still inspect it every 6 months or so!
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