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Lubricant For Gas Line Fitting?
Outside coupler/fitting where I plug in the grill sticks occasionally,
the female end. Sometimes it goes right in, other times need to fiddle around for 5 minutes or so to get it to lock on. What is a safe lubricant I can use should any get in the line? Thanks! |
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Lubricant For Gas Line Fitting?
On Thu, 14 Jun 2012 18:32:08 -0500, SG wrote:
Outside coupler/fitting where I plug in the grill sticks occasionally, the female end. Sometimes it goes right in, other times need to fiddle around for 5 minutes or so to get it to lock on. What is a safe lubricant I can use should any get in the line? Thanks! Any light pertoleum penetrant should be safe - just try not to get more in the fitting than necessary. |
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Lubricant For Gas Line Fitting?
What kind of a device are we discussing?
Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "SG" wrote in message ... Outside coupler/fitting where I plug in the grill sticks occasionally, the female end. Sometimes it goes right in, other times need to fiddle around for 5 minutes or so to get it to lock on. What is a safe lubricant I can use should any get in the line? Thanks! |
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Lubricant For Gas Line Fitting?
On Thu, 14 Jun 2012 21:31:17 -0400, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote: What kind of a device are we discussing? Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org . "SG" wrote in message ... Outside coupler/fitting where I plug in the grill sticks occasionally, the female end. Sometimes it goes right in, other times need to fiddle around for 5 minutes or so to get it to lock on. What is a safe lubricant I can use should any get in the line? Thanks! Sounds like a natural gas quick-connect. |
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