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Old 11-08-2022, 09:43 PM   #1
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Brass and diesel
Am looking at putting in a diesel heater. Are brass fittings compatible with diesel?

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I used brass. No issues. Out of curiosity, where are you installing the unit?
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Have not decided yet. Am hoping to put it where the existing propane heater is located. Been to busy to measure the space.
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Brass fittings have been used in all industries before the turn of the century especially the marine & automotive industry.
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Use the proper thread sealant for the fuel you will be burning
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