New Arrival China Aramid Fiber Braided Packing with PTFE Impregnated Supply to South Africa

Aramid fiber PTFE packing is braided from high quality Dupont aramid fiber with PTFE impregnated and lubricant additive. This packing can bear higher pressure applications than other types of braided packing. Due to its steel like strength, this yearn can used separately or as back up rings with other types of packing. This packing has been developed to replace asbestos packing for pump systems. It covers all the service ranges which asbestos packing provides and even much better.

Technical Data Sheet

Application Area

It affords longer service life under severe conditions which conventional asbestos packing can bot provide satisfaction, such as mine, tin ore, paper pulp, feed water pump of power stations, etc.

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Link To Spill-Free Funnel:

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Link to Auto Parts Warehouse channel:

https://www.youtube.com/user/autopartswarehouse

Website:

https://www.AutoPartsWarehouse.com

I show you how to replace a coolant temperature sensor on 1996 TOYOTA T100 2.7L engine. Coolant temperature sensor from AutoPartsWarehouse.com
Delphi brand which is a good quality/easy to install part.

Tools & Supplies List:

Tools:
-Lisle 24680 Spill-Free Funnel:

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-3/8″ Ratchet
-3/8″ 19mm deep socket
-3/8″ 12mm, 10mm Sockets
-3/8″ Extensions
-3/8″ Universal joint/wobble Extension (optional)
-1/4″ Ratchet
-1/4″ 10mm, 12mmSocket
-1/4″ Extension & Universal joint (optional)
-10mm wrench
-12mm wrench
-Torque wrench (optional)
-Flat blade screwdriver
-Philips screwdriver
-Pliers
-Lisle 24610 spill-free funnel (optional)

Parts/Supplies:

-Coolant temperature sensor
-Brake cleaner
-2 gallons antifreeze
-Teflon tape (optional)
-Rags
-Container with lid (for antifreeze disposal)
-Drain pan
-Cardboard (optional)
-Safety glasses
-Work gloves & disposable gloves

(Disclaimer I’m not an auto mechanic. Do this at your own risk)