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Had more fun this afternoon. Thought I would get a quick start on resealing the unit. My use of sealant earlier made removing the screws a huge issue. I am never putting them back in. I was VERY surprised I didn't round off the head on at least one of them and quickly ordered new ones. No way those will survive another removal with sealant. And I'm changing what I said above - there are are plenty of places to leak versus a sealed unit. The flange has six screws and then there is a compartment on the flange with four more. The compartment holds a resistor which measure the float level and they put a bolt thru the bottom that you add the wire to the gauge. Basically 11 points that could leak in addition to the two gaskets. -
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