does this tape work on power steering high presure hose
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Hi Pressure lines have Steel Cords weaved into the hose and I would not recommend using just a seal covering to do any more than get me to the next service station, as a fix. The Silicone sealer does work well, for Low Pressure applications though, or keeping water out of a splice etc.
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This is more of a gasket sealant. (O-rings and washers) It will work for garden hose gaskets as it is a hydrophobic sealant/lubricant. Typically garden hoses only need good rubber gaskets and clean threads. If you want to seal threads you'll need teflon tape for metal or pipe joint compound for plastics as these are more suited for stronger seals.
106596
regular trim fluid is clear and must be non corrosive and high viscoity under pressure so I used valvoline power steering fluid it works fine. The main thing is to fill it with engine down to the top of the port and close it and operate it until all the air is purged from the system and recheck level to make sure it is full.
396232
I'd say so. The tape is very, very sticky, being the same adhesive auto manufacturers use for spoilers and wind deflectors. It has held fast my GMG hood broken air deflector during the brutal winter. Just be sure you position the spoiler where you want it because there are no second chances.
238457
Lucas guarantees it to work. You will need to remove enough of the old power steering fluid so that you can install the whole bottle of Lucas. If it doesn't work take it back to wherever you bought it for a refund or get in touch with Lucas via their web site.
630278
I can't answer specifically about this product. Recently I have installed several different shower head connections (diverter, head, etc.) I always use tape, except in a couple of instances where the directions specifically said not to. In those cases I didn't. Following that guideline, I have rarely had trouble. However, I do not remember whether there was a specific direction about tape for this hose. I've had the hose installed now for six months with no problem. I had another hose (same type) installed on a summer cabin shower last summer with no problems.
890243
Not sure, it is made to attach to a standard 1 quart oil container to transfer the fluid to transmission, deferential, etc. I use a Mityvac for your application. http://www.mityvac.com/
1778824
No it does not. That's why it won't work with any of the powered tools. In fact, the connectors are designed such that you can't even connect the hose to any attachment which requires power - there's a plastic interlock piece which will prevent coupling.
1045009
If your trans fluid lines are leaking I would suggest replacing them. If the bottom of your radiator is leaking where they enter it I would suggest a new radiator. One of those would be the best fix. That being said, I have used these little coolers for multiple fluid cooling applications, not just power steering. The most important part is having a way to clamp or seal in the fluid pressure. Usually for trans lines, you dont want hose clamps because they are liable to leak.
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Hi Kwang, Not sure if I completely follow the question, so let me give you a basic run down of the connections. You have the pump bottle/reservoir. It has a brass fitting. A long length of tube connects to the fitting. Then at the end of that long tube is another connector. That connector attachs to a short length of tube with the matching connector on one end and the lid for the power steering reservoir on the other.
1560329
I don't know. This tape is similar to ordinary double sided Scotch tape except for the width. Suggest a test with any single sided tape to see if it sticks or pulls loose. Then make your judgement.
1077069
I'm not sure what you mean by "pipe", but no, this is only a tip for your hose. You will need to have a hose with a removable tip such as the Nammor hoses. If your hose has a removable tip, it is very likely that this tip will work.
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I don't know if it would work on something that is as flexible as the Pocket hose. I have only used it on pvc pipes that do not move. It's worth a try, I think. A friend of mine has had the same problem as you are having with the Pocket hose...with three hoses! But she didn't want to try the Sealer. Sorry I could not be of more help to you.
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I use it on a 2700 psi honda pressure washer. It is a decent hose but it really wants to coil up on itself. Good hose considering the price
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I'm afraid i don't know. I use it on my garden hose. Suggest you contact the manufacturer.
1551236
Yes if your hose is dual voltage meaning you have a electric driven powerhead not an air driven head.
1814740
I don't know...it was too difficult to attach bonnet to hose..don't recommend