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    need mechanic or parts to repair the line I HAVE PICTURES94 dodge van leak (Small).JPG THANKS WALTER SAN DIEGO CA.
    Last edited by walter; 02-24-2008, 08:58 PM. Reason: FORGOT !

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    Re: little help compression fitting

    Is that an AN fitting (a positonable 90) or a NPT fitting and bushing. If it is a AN fitting all you need is a off the shelf o-ring. If it is NPT use a combination of yellow Teflon tape or graphite impregnated Teflon tape, and high-pressure Teflon pipe dope my brand of choice is Lock-tight PST. White Teflon tape is for water not gas.

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    • #3
      Re: little help compression fitting

      thanks for your relpy,do you know were i may buy it, or if someone can repair it I`am in san diego thanks again,Walter

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        Re: little help compression fitting

        Originally posted by cngmike View Post
        Is that an AN fitting (a positonable 90) or a NPT fitting and bushing. If it is a AN fitting all you need is a off the shelf o-ring. If it is NPT use a combination of yellow Teflon tape or graphite impregnated Teflon tape, and high-pressure Teflon pipe dope my brand of choice is Lock-tight PST. White Teflon tape is for water not gas.
        ifixed the one side w the o ring, now the other side is leaking .do i use yellow Teflon tape or graphite impregnated Teflon tape, and high-pressure Teflon pipe dope Lock-tight PST. thanks again walter
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        • #5
          Re: little help compression fitting

          without seeing The leaking end of fitting taken apart I can't help.

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          • #6
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            Originally posted by cngmike View Post
            without seeing The leaking end of fitting taken apart I can't help.
            thanks mike the o-ring was the problem.but when i fixed it i had to remove the compression fitting lineout bound when i reinstalled it ,it had a small leak i the leak was coming out the back end not the treaded end i used yellow t tape it stop the leak i put soapy water on it to test it .BUT THE MAJOR PROBLEM WAS TRYING TO FIND A MECHANIC TO WORK ON IT .I CALLED ,CHECK ON WEBSITES, ECT...FOR 5 MONTHS NOBODY WOULD WORK ON IT, I WAS HESITANT AT THE BEGENING BECAUSE OF THE HIGH PRESSER TO DO IT MY SELF. THANKS WALTER

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            • #7
              Re: little help compression fitting

              Originally posted by cngmike View Post
              Is that an AN fitting (a positonable 90) or a NPT fitting and bushing. If it is a AN fitting all you need is a off the shelf o-ring. If it is NPT use a combination of yellow Teflon tape or graphite impregnated Teflon tape, and high-pressure Teflon pipe dope my brand of choice is Lock-tight PST. White Teflon tape is for water not gas.
              where is such tape and pipe dope available? thanks inadvance

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              • #8
                Re: little help compression fitting

                You can get both at Grainger.


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                Looking for ANTI-SEIZE TECH., POLY-TEMP® SSG (XHD), Thread Sealant Tape? Find it at Grainger.com®. With over 1.6M products and 24/7 customer service we have supplies and solutions for every industry.

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                  Re: little help compression fitting

                  Gotta love Grainger. Go there all the time

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                  • #10
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                    come on John do it quick. You sure get trigger happy when some one posts ********.com Do it now

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