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Pump Sealing

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Matts18

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I have read up on the various threads regarding pump sealing that people do to fix cavitation issues and the sometimes subpar sealing from the factory. My question is this: should everyone just seal the gaps in the intake tunnel with 5200 just as a matter of course? Seems pretty easy (if a bit messy) to do and that everyone will eventually need to do this at some point. Is my line of thinking correct? Can it screw anything up?
 
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I'm also curious. Mine is not sealed but I do not have any cavitation problems either.
 
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