Clutch Slave Gasket

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  1. Barstewardsquad

    Barstewardsquad God Like

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    Removed the clutch slave today to get to the front sprocket and the gasket is bust. Am I ok using some liquid gasket, or is that a bad idea and I best to get an OEM replacement gasket?
     
    #1 Barstewardsquad, Feb 8, 2015
  2. Gilesy

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    mine has had a small tear for years.. I just bolt her back up and she is fine :)
     
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  3. racman

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    liquid will be fine dude
     
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  4. Barstewardsquad

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    Half of mine is on the floor :(

    Excellent. Would have happily bought a new one, but hate paying a fiver delivery for a £3 part and then have to wait days.
     
    #4 Barstewardsquad, Feb 8, 2015
  5. ColinBR

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    Or just buy a sheet of gasket paper on the evil bay for a couple of quid and have gaskets for years :)
     
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