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How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
For those of you who use a nyrod for throttle, how do you keep the outer sleeve from slipping in the firewall? I find that over time it moves with the inner portion and works it way out of the firewall hole, even if I epoxy it.
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RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
RTV, silicon sealer sticks to the plastic outer housing of the ny-rod, and will secure
it to the firewall. Next time, use a smaller hole, so the ny-rod is tight to begin with. The sealer will help hold it, and will prevent any fuel or oil from getting into the plane as well. ;) FBD. :D |
RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
Sand it first, then epoxy or CA will stick to it fine.
Dave |
RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
Thanks for the tips!
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RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
You could use GooP also found at Home Depot or most hardware stores.
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RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
I use Sullivan Gold n Rods a lot since I build mostly 40 size plans. My usual is the sand (very important) and CA method but I have used a hot melt glue gun to hold it.
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RE: How to Secure Nyrod in Firewall?
ORIGINAL: dbacque Sand it first, then epoxy or CA will stick to it fine. Dave Fit needs to be tight, so if you have to make the hole larger to allow a straight run for the throttle cable, make a doubler of 1/8 thick ply with a tight hole in it - CA to firewall over the larger hole. The doubler method also works well to stabilize a long run of nyrod.. Cheers! Jim |
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