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15 Oct, 2019
It's a gasket kit, it fits and seals.
There's not a lot you can say about an installation kit that consists of a four nuts, bolts and washers plus two gaskets, except that they are made from quality materials and fit accurately.
I will note that the gaskets are the composite type with reinforcing rings in the centre, whereas the original gaskets were solid metal layered ones. I don't no if this will effect their longevity, but they should last longer than the unreinforced exhaust gaskets out there.
08 Dec, 2017
You Get What You Pay For
A couple of the cooler retaining pins broke when I replaced the processor in one of my PC's, so I looked for replacements here on eBay. I found a very cheap supplier and ordered four to be on the safe side. When they arrived two pins had missing clips, broken off before they were despatched, the other two pins were functional, but not well made. The plastic used was far too brittle for a device that had to be expansion fitted into a hole and the moulding of them was inaccurate, making the required sharp edges of the clipping points too rounded and potentially too weak to last. I cannot recommend this product to anyone. Despite the low cost, they do not represent any sort of 'value for money'.
28 Sep, 2019
Burn Baby Burn! This'll Certainly Light Your Fire.
1 of 1 found this helpful I needed to retrieve a temperature sensor from a defunct Diesel Particulate Filter that had pretty much welded itself into its socket.
Heat is just about the only way to get these sensors out, so I looked around for a cheap solution and found this torch.
The Kit Comes with a self igniting torch head and four cans of butane gas in a handy carry box. The torch is about four to five inches long and one inch wide, constructed from brass, plastic and chromed steel. It looks and feels well made.
The nozzle of the torch is about half the length of the whole unit. It has a gun style trigger for creating the ignition spark and a rotary knob for adjusting the gas pressure. The base of the torch has a push and turn fitting to lock the torch to the top of the gas can.
Attaching the gun to the can is simply a matter of taking the can cap off, locating the head centrally over the can outlet pipe, (making sure the locating dowel on the head slots into the notch in the can top), pushing down and turning one quarter turn to lock the torch in place.
To use the torch it's best to face the nozzle away from anything that may catch fire including yourself, your family and pets etc, then turn the rotary knob until you can hear a reasonable volume of gas exiting the nozzle, press the trigger and hey presto you should have a flame. Adjust the gas flow until you get the best bright blue central flame you can.
When you first use the torch you may find it splutters a bit until the gas flow settles. I let mine stand for thirty seconds or so, which was long enough to settle the flame.
Because this is a butane torch I didn't expect it to instantly heat up my work-piece, however, considering how much metal there was soaking away the heat, I was amazed that I got it to a red hot stage within three to four minutes.
Anyway, job done and £160 saved.
What more can I say, apart from make sure to read the safety instructions and let the torch cool down before you put it away and don't leave it attached to the gas can.