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socarco
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 Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. Dave
Please tell us how to install.
Tools needed etc
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| October 14th, 2011, 11:00 am |
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knightley
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. I use a small electrical screwdriver which fits through the square holes in the end. Get the tip behind the tag on the other end and lever it over so that the tag hooks into a hole. Get it as tight as possible.
Then use pincers as per Seans pic to pinch up the 'squash' section.
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J-dub
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. dave 411 wrote: use them on EFI outboards/inboards. Etec's????
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dave 411
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. Jameswallace wrote: dave 411 wrote: use them on EFI outboards/inboards. Etec's???? Only if you hold a gun to my head  When I say EFI,I mean DFI as well,of which an etec is,but not many in my area,thank god.
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dave 411
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. socarco wrote: Dave
Please tell us how to install.
Tools needed etc As already said,use a pair of pincers,they should close them,although the correct Knipex tool is a better bet as the blades are cut much thinner,and they have cutting edges on two sides (as per a pair of pincers,but also on the side of the blades),also very expensive.
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J-dub
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. dave 411 wrote: Jameswallace wrote: dave 411 wrote: use them on EFI outboards/inboards. Etec's???? Only if you hold a gun to my head When I say EFI,I mean DFI as well,of which an etec is,but not many in my area,thank god. I like an etec growl in the morning!
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dave 411
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Re: Ties, clamps or whatever that keep the gaiters on. Oh really,what size 
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