Anti-sieze compound
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Anti-sieze compound



In the Corvair world where I spent many happy years, you were always
admonished to use an anti-sieze compound when installing steel into
aluminum. I'm sure this holds true for the D's also. Any auto parts
store should have it, get a small tube and lightly coat anything you
screw into the block or heads, especially sensors, thermisters, studs,
and the like...you may want to get it loose sometime without a torch and
hours of frantic misery. If you're in a hurry and can't wait, at least
give the threads a shot of WD-40.

Les






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