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Gasoline resistant heat shrink
Anyone know where I can heat shrink that's gasoline safe to extend my drivers side sending unit wires for my rrp, so many to choose from.
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you want the PTFE variety.
If you end up having to order in bulk I'd buy some of the spare off you. =) |
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Grainger suggests "cross-linked polyolefin" for fuel resistance and should carry it locally. https://www.grainger.com/category/sh...gestConfigId=7 Same thing applies - if you have to buy bulk Ill take some off your hands. =) |
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I'm on the website and can't find them
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search the site for "heat shrink tubing".. You will see near the top the part about the "cross-linked polyolefin" being fuel resistant. Then if you scroll down a little on the left pane you can select a filter for it under "shrink tubing material".
That being said, the easiest thing is probably just to go over there.. There's one on 49th St. I dunno if you have ever shopped there, but the staff is usually really helpful in finding what you need. |
Ok I'll run over there tomorrow. Thanks
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I build my own Chassis and Engine harnesses, Wirecare has everything you need.
https://www.wirecare.com/searches?ut...5Bterm%5D=PTFE |
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I usually get great help from them. |
I dunno why they couldnt help.... I just went back to the website to figure it out and I am pretty sure you want one of these (depending on wire size)
https://www.grainger.com/product/SHR...k-Tubing-3KH57 https://www.grainger.com/product/SHR...k-Tubing-3KH56 website says both are in stock at the 49th st shop. |
Ask for Teflon. PTFE = Teflon. Or give them the catalog numbers (IIRC, SKU in retail-speak).
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