Subject	but shouldn't you let the sealant cure before you test
Posted by	inf on July 01, 2007 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	some maintenance pics posted by Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) on July 01, 2007 at 02:50 PM
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Follow Ups	some maintenance pics - Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) 14:50:11 07/01/07 the T-belt looks like it was coming incontact with - GaranaBlade 15:08:53 07/01/07 How does that happen? Any idea on the cause???? (n/m) - jzack 20:04:14 07/01/07 Re: some maintenance pics - Z pearl 15:11:55 07/01/07 weather permitting and if we can get more people! (n/m) - Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) 15:54:34 07/01/07 but shouldn't you let the sealant cure before you test - inf 16:34:33 07/01/07 yes, but i dont think it takes that long...prob minutes (n/m) - Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) 19:29:06 07/01/07 i thought 24 hours for a good cure of RTV silicone (n/m) - apudapus 01:27:49 07/02/07 If it doesn't seal when wet - it will leak dry too. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 06:37:39 07/02/07 good point, but i thought the sealants adjust - inf 14:34:38 07/02/07 idk, i thought the water might affect the properties - inf 14:38:06 07/02/07 how does that tool function? (n/m) - nemo1080 16:41:58 07/01/07 goes on the intake cam sprockets - Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) 19:30:07 07/01/07 Sorry I wasn't able to make it by Ahmed. - Dustin 21:00:21 07/01/07 haha, its a SCUFF! - Ahmed (aka PakiHomBoy) 23:37:25 07/01/07 Good this you replaced that timing belt Ahmed! Can even - 94Z32XTT 02:23:01 07/02/07
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