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Sticky Goo For Installing AC Capillary
Seems like the capillary for the AC temperature switch is typically installed with a large wad of black, sticky goo around the thinner evaporator tube. What is this goo and where do I buy some? Can I just wrap it with silicone tape, instead? Seems like that would look way less ugly and insulate the thermistor just as well.
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I call it tar tape. typical in the HVAC/R industry. Stock it at work, yoou can get it at RE Michels or any HVAC store/supply house.
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The guys in my son-in-law's shop call it "dum dum". I bought a roll of it from O'Reilly's (or was it AutoZone??)and the counterman knew what I was looking for.
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HVAC supply will have, my furnace guy just put some on my new ac unit.
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It's also called cork tape
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What was hard to font was the capillary part, I found 2 nOS, bought both.
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Yes. It's cork insulation tape.
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