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cody · 2009-06-04, 08:05 AM

I know you guys want to talk about my bung more.

I've decided that whoever suggested that I just go to the next size plug was right. (Dean?)

I've got a 1/4-19 Pipe tap and a 1/4-18 Pipe tap. I just hope that the material that the plug is made of can withstand the temps. The plug I saw at true value for the existing hole size appeared to be solid, so that's good at least. Any plug that's not copper should withstand the temps right?

PS: Dean, good idea. Rebooting the BBQ fixed it. I think I need to be sure to open the valve on the tank before opening the valve on the BBQ to avoid it in the future.

2009-06-04, 08:05 AM	#77
cody Candy Mountain Real Name: Cody Join Date: May 2005 Location: Californication Posts: 7,751 Car: 03 Pussy Wagon, now with more pink! Class: TESP OMG Internet!	I know you guys want to talk about my bung more. I've decided that whoever suggested that I just go to the next size plug was right. (Dean?) I've got a 1/4-19 Pipe tap and a 1/4-18 Pipe tap. I just hope that the material that the plug is made of can withstand the temps. The plug I saw at true value for the existing hole size appeared to be solid, so that's good at least. Any plug that's not copper should withstand the temps right? PS: Dean, good idea. Rebooting the BBQ fixed it. I think I need to be sure to open the valve on the tank before opening the valve on the BBQ to avoid it in the future. __________________ Slow and low, that is the tempo.