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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Many thanks Martin and all, will start with the ACF 50 when I am up in Scotland in a week and follow up with the Dintrol when I am back in September.
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No Graham,not the best idea,lol
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And of course they are..... we've all seen them!
One little trick if your chassis strengtheners have a little hole on the top plate. Make sure it's clean and dry and apply a full circle bead of silicone sealant about an inch in diameter around the hole. When dry you can fill the well you have created up with ACF-50. This allows the fluid to flow into the potential space between the two plates without you standing around over many days trying to get some to flow into the hole.
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