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piscokid wrote:copper can cause the steel chassis to corrode through galvanic corrosion so either get the plastic coated stuff or insulate it from the body with clips or PVC tape. don't try to bend it with too small a radius as it will fracture, use an external bending spring if poss and avoid joints. use compression fittings with soft copper not brass olives. a bubble leak detector fitted by the bottle will show any leaks. Calor will give advice on ventilation so you don't get CO poisoning!

piscokid wrote:copper can cause the steel chassis to corrode through galvanic corrosion so either get the plastic coated stuff or insulate it from the body with clips or PVC tape. don't try to bend it with too small a radius as it will fracture, use an external bending spring if poss and avoid joints. use compression fittings with soft copper not brass olives. a bubble leak detector fitted by the bottle will show any leaks. Calor will give advice on ventilation so you don't get CO poisoning!



ajpmsport wrote:Why can't the copper pipe run inside flexible conduit that's used for electrical wiring then clipped under the van. Jobs a gooden


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