Will this hold???
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Will this hold???
Ok so down here in southeast texas, all the Ford places are completely out of the fuel/water seperator drain valves. The whole valve in my opinion is a junk design, but as for right now i have covered the valve with gasket maker gunk and i slapped a peice of gasket material over that to connect to the fuel canister. Will this hold until Feb. 1 or is there something else i can do that is better? Thanks for any suggestions and opinions.
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I wish i was better with ordering stuff over the internet but im still leary about it.
I was thinkin for tonight to cut out a peice of plate and template the holes on it and drill em and put a peice of gasket on it instead of using the plastic drain valve, i put 108 miles a day on my truck just goin back and forth to work so i just need something to tide me over for 3 weeks that will stop the fuel from draining.
I was thinkin for tonight to cut out a peice of plate and template the holes on it and drill em and put a peice of gasket on it instead of using the plastic drain valve, i put 108 miles a day on my truck just goin back and forth to work so i just need something to tide me over for 3 weeks that will stop the fuel from draining.
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Here's Bob's Site: Replacement O-rings for Ford Diesel Engines
You should have absolutely no worries about ordering stuff from him. Or just give him a call.
You should have absolutely no worries about ordering stuff from him. Or just give him a call.
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Don't think you will be able to tighten the screws up enough to seal a gasket. It is a plastic housing that is easy to crack. Even with o-rings, you don't want to tighten very much. Bob will get them to you in a day or two, three tops. Link in my sig and you can probably just call him. His number is listed on his site.
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Don't think you will be able to tighten the screws up enough to seal a gasket. It is a plastic housing that is easy to crack. Even with o-rings, you don't want to tighten very much. Bob will get them to you in a day or two, three tops. Link in my sig and you can probably just call him. His number is listed on his site.
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Do as you need to do.I know you need the truck.Replacing the drain valve is a easy job.You do not have to remove the fuel filter.Just drain the bowl and then change out the drain valve if you buy the whole assembly.That is what I did because I figurred it was time for a new one.I kept the other for a spare.....Most on here just change the o-rings which is fine to.
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Here's Bob's Site: Replacement O-rings for Ford Diesel Engines
You should have absolutely no worries about ordering stuff from him. Or just give him a call.
You should have absolutely no worries about ordering stuff from him. Or just give him a call.
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Ok so down here in southeast texas, all the Ford places are completely out of the fuel/water seperator drain valves. The whole valve in my opinion is a junk design, but as for right now i have covered the valve with gasket maker gunk and i slapped a peice of gasket material over that to connect to the fuel canister. Will this hold until Feb. 1 or is there something else i can do that is better? Thanks for any suggestions and opinions.
Because if you need new O-rings, I can send you new ones to you first think wednesday morning. (free)
The good ones that Bob sells.
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well, so far my little riggin is holding and the plate im going to replace it with is gettin straight holes drilled in it for the next step. Thanks for the offer Mark, i may see if it is still good next week due to the fact that im to stubborn to give up on my project to plug this bad boy off right now haha.