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Rubber Foot Flange Gasket Needed!!

Home Page › Forums › Discussion Topics – Ask the Experts › Rubber Foot Flange Gasket Needed!!

  • This topic has 1 reply, 2 voices, and was last updated 6 years, 9 months ago by Greg Oakley.
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  • May 27, 2019 at 8:28 am #14786
    kid442
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    Wanted: rubber foot flange gasket needed!

    After driving my car for about 2000 miles it started stalling all the time! Choke on or off move the idle up no improvement! After checking everything twice there is a huge vacuum leak at the foot flange. I have one that may work but need to find the best I can. We all know its 8 hours of work to change that part.

    OK anyone that has a nice foot flange rubber gasket please contact me. Send a message through the forum.
    Thanks
    Ken

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    May 27, 2019 at 11:58 am #14789
    Greg Oakley
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    Ken, is there a crack in the middle between the flanges? That’s where they usually crack. As we all know, never use silicone sealant where gas is in contact with it because gasoline dissolves silicon sealant.
    There is a sealant called “Motoseal” that is like silicon and works great on these gaskets, even if they are cracked. Just coat the entire inside and get between the flanges on the outside. It is gasoline resistant.
    I use Permatex Aviation form a gasket where the gasket meets the manifold and turbo housing. It is gas resistant also but will allow removal much easier then Motoseal.
    Most of these flange gaskets get ripped in the middle upon removal from the manifold when they stick to it. I use a thin feeler gauge to push in to the gap between the gasket and manifold to pull off the turbo.
    These foot flange gaskets really need to be reproduced.
    The fla

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