In regards to Bob F's post earlier on condensation in M

Posted by Randy-IA on October 25, 2008 at 09:08:54 from (207.177.83.174):

There doesn't seem to be many ways to seal the shifter ( getting a car type shifter boot that will slide down tight on the shifter and zip-tie or hose clamp the top tighter is one way ) but has anyone tried to seal the cover bolts with soft copper washers or flat rubber washers? The split lock washers would have to be removed. Is there enough movement/vibration of the cover that would cause these to fail quickly? The rubber probably wouldn't be a good choice due to the torques required on the bolts . I wouldn't want to use silicone around or under the heads of the bolts just because it would be a pain to clean up at a later date or wouldn't seal properly trapping more water under the head of the bolt. Just some thoughts. ...Randy

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• Re: In regards to Bob F's post earlier on condensation in M Dave S. 21:02:03 10/25/08 (0)
• Re: In regards to Bob F's post earlier on condensation in M wayne in mn 09:18:56 10/25/08 (2)
  • Re: In regards to Bob F's post earlier on condensation in M Randy-IA 11:27:04 10/25/08 (1)
    • Re: In regards to Bob F's post earlier on condensation in M Janicholson 06:56:08 10/26/08 (0)

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