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Old 01-11-2004, 01:05 PM   #1
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Q-Jet leakage woes

It there such a thing as a quadrajet that does not get soaked with fuel from leakage around the air horn gasket within hours after installing. I know about the whole overtightening of the bolts thing but this was not me I swear. I actually bought it off of e-bay and it was in very good shape except for the fact that there is about an 1/8 inch deep gouge in the airhorn around every mounting bolt hole!!!!!

What is wrong with some people.

Will permatex 3H prevent this or will I just be wasting my time.
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