Whats this called?

Started by djdunkyd, September 07, 2014, 07:43:19 PM

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djdunkyd

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Hi Guys and girls took of my front beam off today and their is a part I need a gasket for but can not find what it is called to look for one.



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I should say shortly after this pic was taken I made the body surcure and did not leave it jacked up with wood.  ;-)up


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nice to see a good collection of tools i find a good hammer solves most problems
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Quote from: horsenut12 on September 07, 2014, 09:49:36 PM
nice to see a good collection of tools i find a good hammer solves most problems
Lol something along with a screw driver I found most effective at bending back the tabs to stop the bolts undoing when took of the front beam. Which reminds me I need to get some more of the metal strips that do that job.

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dont bother getting ripped off for a gasket just put a bead of seam seal round it to keep water out

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Quote from: buggypete on September 08, 2014, 12:39:33 PM
dont bother getting ripped off for a gasket just put a bead of seam seal round it to keep water out
Beam Seal not sure what that is but will have a look, learning as I go along all new to me and first project. I will have to start a build tread.

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If you do a buggypete sealant job use a silicon free one as it causes corrosion.

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I think sikaflex should work well.
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wise words not many people are aware that silicone sealants cure by an acid reaction

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Gasket is probably cheaper than a tube of sika  :-\
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So all being well gasket is on the way. Well materiel to make one anyways. had a chat with a supplier who supply natural rubber but they only do it 9mm thick as a minimum  but after a few emails and some pics later half a square meter is on its way to me on a pallet with some  material I brought from work. We see on Tuesday :)

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i,d have just cut up an old inner tube :o

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