I want to know if one can make these gaskets in picture (item number 8 ) as my local dealers don't have any in stock, and I need to fix a leaking fuel line.
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Try German and Swedish car parts or Euro car parts. I wouldnt recomend making them. If they start leaking you will have to open everything up again to replace them
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Err! According to his profile he's in SOUTH AFRICA!SilverShadow wrote:Try German and Swedish car parts or Euro car parts. I wouldnt recomend making them. If they start leaking you will have to open everything up again to replace them
Don't think ECP or GSF are going to be much use.
You could try local garages, as over here some still carry gasket paper in various thicknesses, so they can cut their own, when they are in the same stuation as you. HTH
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ditto gaskets paper will be fine.
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What thickness gasket paper should one use?
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