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gsizoli

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Breather body sealant
« on: 28 December 2009, 22:16:04 »

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Does anybody repalced the breather body on V6?What kind of sealant should use it exactlyfor replace? - some Loctite stuff or some factory offered thing..?
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Re: Breather body sealant
« Reply #1 on: 29 December 2009, 01:42:53 »

blue rubber seal can get it in black drys like an O ring. £2.99p comes in a tube.
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Re: Breather body sealant
« Reply #2 on: 29 December 2009, 02:12:58 »

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Hi!

Does anybody repalced the breather body on V6?What kind of sealant should use it exactlyfor replace? - some Loctite stuff or some factory offered thing..?
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if you mean the breather box behind cylinder 5, it is the same sealent used for the oil cooler cover plate, grey in colour, from a dealer.
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Re: Breather body sealant
« Reply #3 on: 29 December 2009, 08:23:40 »

Instant Gasket from Halfords @£2.99. Works every time and is even used by VX cos I found a part empty tube under the bonnet of a m8s that hasd just had its breather sustem cleaned out. Cost him an arm and a leg for not listening to advice. bet he does it himself next time. My tip! Cut the applicator nozzle as small as you can and pipe a bead of it where it is required onto a clean and dry surface. Allow it to dry off and then join parts.
Another type I have used and can recommend is Hylomar Blue. It never sets and remains as a semihard joint that is easy to remove. It is impervious to water, all oils and fuels. It is cleaned off usually using cellulose thinners.
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Re: Breather body sealant
« Reply #4 on: 30 December 2009, 23:12:21 »

Thanks for help - and I hope the cleaning of breather system will solve my oil consumption problems too.
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Re: Breather body sealant
« Reply #5 on: 30 December 2009, 23:50:17 »

dont see any reason why you would not use the correct stuff myself. But then i have a tube of it in the garage.
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