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07-30-2006, 01:26 PM
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Sealing your search Coil
 Hi, I read on one of the forums (don't remember the one) about sealing your coil cover. Does anyone have a take on this? Would you seal it around the seam between the cover and coil? If so any ideas on what to use to seal with (what type epoxy)?Thanks and God Bless!!!!! Greg 
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Thanks for the info......you know your right!!!!!! I guess I'm not thinking today (its 107 degrees here today and we have no air!!!). Thanks again!!!!!!
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