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Dinse welding connector problem
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 14:43:08 GMT, Ignoramus18798
wrote: I have some Dinse style welding connectors. Basically they are a brass piece that goes inside a rubber outer shell. I bought them cheap from an ebay dropshipper (a bad story in itself) and they spent a while in my garage. Now I am trying them to work and have a problem. The brass piece just would not go all the way inside the rubber shell, no matter how hard I push. I suspect that at least part of the issue is that it is cold in my garage, and that if I warm up the rubber with a heat gun, it should become easier. Am I right? Am I missing some zen of dinse connectors? I am aware that there are grooves that need to match the pattern on the brass piece, and I align that properly, I think. i They are a bloody good fit. Warming can help, as can a tyre lubricant. Mark Rand RTFM |
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