Mine has been in place for three years now, no leaks. Got the cork seal from
Moss, but I have heard of others using neoprene alternatives. Biggest problem
I have is forgetting to turn it back on and ending up on the side of the road
1/2 mile from home.
Sent from mobile Bill
On May 26, 2011, at 11:27 AM, Angelo Graham <agraham@execulink.com> wrote:
> Hello List:
> Good to be back on the list after a few months absence.
> Reworking my fuel lines to accommodate an electric fuel pump and have come up
>against the fuel shut-off valve. The valve needs a new 'cork' and wondering if
>anyone makes the cylindrical type of cork seal for these valves? What about
>using a neoprene seal instead - tubing perhaps?
> Finally, wondering about the wisdom of leaving the valve in place; can easily
>by-pass it with tubing. A potential trouble spot - leaks and the like. Nice
>shiny brass, though.
> Thanks.
> Angelo Graham
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