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Originally Posted by mattryan
that's where I was thinking the best place would be as well... is there anyway to avoid a collapsed seal? i know for the cover it's the 2 bottom teeth in first and then the rest is easy...
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I can't see how a seal can 'collapse' unless the cap was installed in a way that it caught a seal/gasket and exposed an opening.
There have been dozens of folks (in fact hundreds) that have done this, not heard of anyone complain of condensation or water entrapment. Just take your time putting back the caps, you'll be fine.
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