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Homemade Exhaust Gasket - bigcheez2k3 - 06-03-2017
This is kinda universal to any engine so put it here instead of the XUD section.
My turbo leaks at the adaptor plates so I'm taking it off and re-doing the gaskets. When I did it I used something like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exhaust-Gasket-Material-To-Make-Your-Own-Gasket-/201352648605?hash=item2ee18d979d:m:mFMF8hif3GDyZBY75YmSiOA
Along with some firegum to properly seal it. I made 2 I believe, one pre and one post turbo, they worked for about 2 years before the pre-turbo one started leaking. When I swapped the engine last year I put more firegum on hoping to fix it, but it hasn't. I did consider that the adaptor plates may have warped but after thought that may be unlikely.
Should I just get another sheet of that stuff and hope it works? Or is there a better alternative?
Homemade Exhaust Gasket - bashbarnard - 06-03-2017
Thats the stuff i use DO NOT put it before the turbo though. Youre asking for trouble. Check theyre flat with an engineers straight or something similar and crack on
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RE: Homemade Exhaust Gasket - bigcheez2k3 - 08-03-2017
Cheers Bash.
I really don't want to pull it off again so if I check they are flat/straight, think it'd be worth just putting some firegum in-between just to fill up anything I might not notice?
RE: Homemade Exhaust Gasket - Poodle - 08-03-2017
Nope, if that stuff goes through your turbine it's game over for the turbo.