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posted by  Jim Holst on  Wed Oct 1 03:59 CST 2003
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Since you didn't get a reply on anti-seize, I'll jump in. Anti-seize comes in a small tube at any auto parts place and most hardwares. It is a metallic looking paste and you apply just a little to the threads of the stud or bolt before reassembling. Antiseize is very helpful on threaded connections where there is lots of heat and corrosion potential such as exhaust mainifolds.






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