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Were connections between the hot-air metal ducts linking the H/E and the body originally supplied with gaskets?

If so, is there a source? If no source what's a good substitute?

While I'm asking, has anyone used foil tape or another material to seal the many seams of the hot-air system?

Bleyseng
The only gaskets used that I know of were the ones at the HE to fan connection. Last time I bought them from AA for way too much but I used em as a template. Does make a difference to seal that connection. The rest should be just factory setup.
The little aluminum deflectors are nice to have too.
Mikey914
I have a the ones in the engine tin as well as high temp silicone hose as well as a lower temp version that can be used on the other ducting


Prospectfarms
QUOTE(Mikey914 @ Feb 26 2012, 09:01 PM) *

I have a the ones in the engine tin as well as high temp silicone hose as well as a lower temp version that can be used on the other ducting


Much obliged. You are on my list for HT silicon hot air hose as soon as I gather some some more aluminum cans. I found one of the "grommets" and am looking for the other one. Thanks.
Prospectfarms
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While I'm asking, has anyone used foil tape or another material to seal the many seams of the hot-air system?
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TheCabinetmaker
"foil" duct tape should work fine (till ya go to take it off).
Prospectfarms
QUOTE(vsg914 @ Feb 27 2012, 08:20 AM) *

"foil" duct tape should work fine (till ya go to take it off).


Yup, foil tape is sticky stuff -- thanks for your input Curtis.
Prospectfarms
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The little aluminum deflectors are nice to have too.

I have 'em. What are they for?
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