Bob wrote:Mine was blanked off soon after we got it 7 years ago, no probs so far, and we tow a caravan.
Contact Allans in Plymouth for plates.
Yep, did the same years ago. No problems.
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Bob wrote:Mine was blanked off soon after we got it 7 years ago, no probs so far, and we tow a caravan.
Contact Allans in Plymouth for plates.
The "cons" of EGR are suprising (to the ignorant like me) along with the features needed to overcome them in a modern diesel.Simon Jones wrote:Here's the lowdown: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exhaust_ ... irculation
I was looking at that. Do people use any gasket seal on blanking plates. No mention in fitting instructions.Gasy wrote:Why does the gasket need to be removed
I would of thought it would need that to seal again ?
I left the gasket in and used a smear of blue Hylomat sealer on both sides.al & chris wrote:I was looking at that. Do people use any gasket seal on blanking plates. No mention in fitting instructions.Gasy wrote:Why does the gasket need to be removed
I would of thought it would need that to seal again ?
Anyhow just ordered two from Allans. and one way valve thing that I broke years ago when fitting glow plugs.
Gasy wrote:Why does the gasket need to be removed
I would of thought it would need that to seal again ?
I have messed up a thread when putting in a blanking plate so need to get the elbow off to recover the thread.Simon Jones wrote:Briwy's excellent link from earlier shows how the centre section is removed so it should be possible to re-use the existing gasket from each end with the pair of blanking plates: http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... t=blanking