What do I use ....
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Burning Brakes
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What do I use ....
I need to know what i can use to replace the clay like material the factory used. I am replacing the temp switch on the A/C system. It temp sensor attatchs to the evaporator tube with hose clamps. The facrory used some type of clay like material as a insulator. What do I use to replace it with.....
Burning Brakes
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From: San Angelo TX
Racer
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From: Granbury TX
I need to know what i can use to replace the clay like material the factory used. I am replacing the temp switch on the A/C system. It temp sensor attatchs to the evaporator tube with hose clamps. The facrory used some type of clay like material as a insulator. What do I use to replace it with.....
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Arkansas
I need to know what i can use to replace the clay like material the factory used. I am replacing the temp switch on the A/C system. It temp sensor attatchs to the evaporator tube with hose clamps. The facrory used some type of clay like material as a insulator. What do I use to replace it with.....
It's 3m brand windshield caulk, you can get it from most glass or autobody supply shops. Eastwood sells it too.
It's kneadable, tacky and can be shaped to fit any area. It worked great for me
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