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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Fuel Sensor Probes
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Mark Mahnke said to use Loctite 592 on the threads of the fuel sensor 
rods. If it is specified on those particular fittings, it should also work 
for the rest of the fuel system fittings, with the possible exception of 
the engine compartment. I would double check this with Lancair Tech 
Support.

Cheers,

John