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Diaphragm Leaks

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Ramon, Jul 1, 2007.

  1. Ramon

    Ramon Member

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    Hi Chaps,

    400 miles ago I put some plasti-dip on the leaks of the diaphragms. Today I checked how they look like. Well, those scraped off parts are still covered by the dip. The dip itself is pasty. The leak I covered with the dip lost all its dip.

    As a temporary solution the dip might help. But I wont give up on a solution like this. New diaphragms are about 72 EUR each. Is there another magic fluid which will really help?
     

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    I have been told by someone who has done many repairs that Yamabond does the trick.
     
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    YAMABOND? Need to check wether I can get here in germany. Keep you updated.
     
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