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Manifold Leaks - Diaphragm Leaks - Repaired! by RickCoMatic

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by RickCoMatic, Jun 13, 2007.

  1. RickCoMatic

    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    Air Leaks -- Be GONE!

    Repairs Intake Manifold Leaks -- Immediately.
    Fills-in deep. Successive coats makes the crack disappear.

    Repairs Diaphragm Leaks -- Immediately.
    Brushes-on with an artist brush and creates a repaired surface that is as pliable as the diaphragm itself.

    Drip some of the product into a small container. Don't use the applicator brush ... you'll make a mess and put it on too thick.

    Use an artist brush and do successive coats over the area to be sealed.
    Creates a rubber seal.
    Multiple coats needed for Diaphragm repairs.

    This stuff is worth its weight in uncut diamonds.

    If you have cracks showing in your Manifolds ... go get a can of this stuff and wave bye-bye!

    Clean surfaces to be repaired with Isopropal Alcohol.
    Brush on Manifolds.
    Fabricate a form and tape-down Diaphragms for a perfect application.

    Star brite
    Liquid Electrical Tape

    Less than 10-Bucks at Home Depot!

    Thank me later.

    Rick Massey
    XJBikes.com Staff
     

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    Re: Manifold Leaks - Diaphragm Leaks - Repaired! by RickCoM

    Whats the melting point on this stuff? Any chance it might melt off and make a mess on a hot day?
     
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    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    You don't use enough to make a mess even if it does melt.
     
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    Also good for "fixing" coils that go bad when it rains!

    There are a quite a few XJs in New Zealand that have carb diaphragms repaired with YamaBond. Dave Jackson has repaired a few this way over the years.
     
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    Re: Manifold Leaks - Diaphragm Leaks - Repaired! by RickCoM

    is that the same as "liquid tape"....found at wallyworld...???
     
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    Re: Manifold Leaks - Diaphragm Leaks - Repaired! by RickCoM

    I really don't know alot about bikes but I'm learning as I go. So here's my question, are you talking about using this stuff on cracked carb boots?
     
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    Intake Manifold = Carb Boots

    Yes this stuff can be used to seal the cracks on carb boots.
     
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    Yesser!

    I did a "Cosmetic" application on my bike. Looks like I have new manifolds on it.
     

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