How to Cap your RV Propane Line

[@weboughtarv4372]

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[@someone4029]

It seals at the flare, not the threads. If you use tape, you could stop the flare from seating all the way. Loose the tape on a flare/compression fitting

[@norme2681]

Hey you do not put tape on a flare fitting

[@denverleamy6168]

No, it is not required and may in fact cause a leak that otherwise might not have present.

[@jamiemarshall4051]

Thanks for this! Saved me time.

[@CallaFab]

Thanks for the video. I'll be doing this in the next couple of days.

[@37000jane]

Thanks for the video, so useful and direct.

[@amyblanchard6952]

What size cap did you purchase?

[@soleyjackinourcampervan5362]

Awwww I needed to see you cap it and see cap. Is it male cap or female cap. Just removed my pipe line and once I did, I realized I have wrong cap. Guy at Ace Hardware gave me a female cap, but need a male cap. My bad for not checking it before I left. So back to Ace I go.

[@weboughtarv4372]

its a male flare fitting cap, I show the cap and part # in the vid, thanks

[@emilyspake6587]

Can u use plumbers tape also?

[@norme2681]

No, gas line tape, but on a flared fitting don't use any tape the fitting seals it's self at the nipple. Tape will do nothing to seal, but will allow fitting loosen.

[@duellarothamel4102]

Another video said to purge the line of gas first, after turning tank off. That video showed it to take just a few minutes. I tried that and 5 minutes later all 3 burners were blazing away! how long does it take to purge the furnace line of gas?!