Hayes Silicon/Teflon Coolant Seals
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Hayes Silicon/Teflon Coolant Seals
I'm planning on rebuilding a spare motor (no problems, but the motor in my car is at 64K) and would like to know if anyone using the Hayes Silicon/Teflon Coolant Seals has a review.
How long in use? Mileage?
Any o-ring failures (if yes, was it overheated or just wear & tear)?
Thanks,
John
How long in use? Mileage?
Any o-ring failures (if yes, was it overheated or just wear & tear)?
Thanks,
John
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I believe FD3Boost had a problem with aftermarket O-rings sealing...but 10k on some like ptrhahn, ain't a bad number.
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I GOTTA GET THE HEAT OUTTA MY BAY...IT'S KILLING ME!!!
scared to get a vented hood, bumper fitment...
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hayes rotary should be shut down for bad business practices, don't support them by buying any of their products. The continually screw over members of our community.
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silicone = soft stuff that you can make o-rings and fake "cones" out of
silicon = hard like glass, used to make computer chips
I remember reading that you could buy teflon and silicone o-rings from McMaster.com for very little money.
-Max
silicon = hard like glass, used to make computer chips
I remember reading that you could buy teflon and silicone o-rings from McMaster.com for very little money.
-Max
Last edited by maxcooper; 07-31-03 at 05:19 PM.
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Good point, Max. I copied "silicon" from their web site without thinking about it...
http://www.hayesrotary.com/page2.htm
http://www.hayesrotary.com/page2.htm
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