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'Sump' plate gauze
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limeyrob
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Re: 'Sump' plate gauze
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22.10. 2024 08:06 »
I could be, I've had Araldite last well inside engines - plugging up holes in cases. The originals were soldered in. Mine came with the gauze missing and there was quite a lot of solder in the bottom. I melted it out and fitted a flat plate.
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i would say yes, you could mix some and test it with a petrol/ oil mix to be sure once it's cured properly, because i know it's not as good as it was back int day
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