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rubber sump gasket

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ello , anyone know if birmingham still do these, or where else i can get one?, ill ring em later
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Don't know if they still do them but both myself & Kate have had them from Birmingham in the last couple of years...
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The ESM ones are rubber aren't they - or am I losing my marbles? The ones that I have seem to be.
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ill ring em monday,ive also been looking for rubber sheets on ebay to make my own
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I think the gasket kits with the rubber seals were 'Payen'.
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I'll check an ESM one for you.
Later - My mistake - it's a thick, black cardlike gasket material.With my recent experiences of rubber, I don't think I'd want to be fitting more of the stuff :(
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Post by bmcecosse »

Sump flange gaskets are not rubber! Some of the later end seals may be rubber - they used to be compressed cork.
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We know. A previous thread came to the conclusion that rubber ones were better, but more difficult to get hold of. That's probably why they're beibg discussed.
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bmcecosse wrote:Sump flange gaskets are not rubber! Some of the later end seals may be rubber - they used to be compressed cork.
We are not on about the flange gaskets, just the end seals. The 1098s were cork and the 1275s (well some of them) rubber.
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Well, not to speak in Kate's turn, but I seem to remember she got a set for her 1275. Not sure though
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Cam wrote:Don't know if they still do them but both myself & Kate have had them from Birmingham in the last couple of years...
Aye, she did! :D
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Phew, I still got a memory
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What have you been doing to damage it? :D
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I forgot. Apart from inhaling numerous toxic vapours, a good mouthful of coolant, and some petrol
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Post by Pyoor_Kate »

Aye; I did; they were vastly better than the hopelessy cruddy cork ones and they came from Birmingham. They were indeed made by Payen, but the only set they had was a 'complete engine gasket set' so I now have *all* the gaskets for a 1275 (except the sump ones which I've used). This is a shame, because I'm meant to pick up the 1275 from packedup to rebuild... and so will need some sump gaskets (as well as the rest). Meh. :-)
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Post by bmcecosse »

Actually - the cork ones - when properly installed - work very well indeed ! However - I do have some square section silicone rubber which works well too.
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The sump's on the way, BTW. It's not pretty, but I don't think it's warped :D
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cheers mate
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