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A popular mod/upgrade is to replace them with new ones made from thicker, virgin material. The originals are made out of a thin material made from recycled "crumbs" which causes them to crack and fail. It's an easy job really. Buy the material from a local gasket making company and use the old part to trace out a new one. Hardest part is working with the "christmas tree" fasteners that hold them in place...
A popular mod/upgrade is to replace them with new ones made from thicker, virgin material. The originals are made out of a thin material made from recycled "crumbs" which causes them to crack and fail. It's an easy job really. Buy the material from a local gasket making company and use the old part to trace out a new one. Hardest part is working with the "christmas tree" fasteners that hold them in place...
06-19-2019, 06:44 PM
Help Identifying Part name or Number
