Seriously will silicon take the heat?Polisher wrote:Use a bead of clear silicone around it. That will cure the problem instantly
NC30 Exhaust System sealing
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Re: NC30 Exhaust System sealing
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Re: NC30 Exhaust System sealing
They are only meant to be 8nm which is finger tight, I am using a ratchet which will be more than this, unfortunatly at this low torque my wrenches are very inaccurateOld Painless wrote:Are you using the correct amount of torque on the fixing nuts ?
If so and its still leaking try going a 1/8th turn tighter.
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Re: NC30 Exhaust System sealing
8NM is quite a bit more than finger-tight, unless your the hulk. lol
If your only doing it finger-tight no wonder they are leaking.
If your only doing it finger-tight no wonder they are leaking.
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Re: NC30 Exhaust System sealing
Yep get the right stuff and its great.rossman_999 wrote:Seriously will silicon take the heat?Polisher wrote:Use a bead of clear silicone around it. That will cure the problem instantly
The one i use is made by CarPlan, labelled Gastite Multipurpose silicone sealant and more importantly has "Withstands High Temperatures" on it. Paid about £7 for a whole tube. It will more than likely go off before i run out of it as there is enough for about 100 bikes lol
