Clutch fluid tank cover
Discussion
I had occasion to take this off today to check the level (pedal seems a bit too heavy these days) and used the following sealant to refit the cover...
Loctite 5940 Superflex Black silicone sealant.
Cat No: 24802.
40ml tube for less than a fiver (Halfords). Comes with a nozzle (I cleaned it with a thin screwdriver and bit of rag) plus a separate cap so it shouldnt go off too soon.
It claims "withstands extremes of temperature, non shrinking" and "forms a perfect replacement seal for windscreens".
Its too early to say anything about its waterproof capability however the fact that its for windscreens should make it OK.
I mention it as I recall reading (and after speaking with Mongoose) that other stuff - Sikaflex and Wurth:Bond and Seal - can be difficult to get hold of and is expensive.
Oh...it went on a treat too and the compulsory bit that I got on my hands and then on the kitchen door and bathroom door, washed of with soap and water!!
Loctite 5940 Superflex Black silicone sealant.
Cat No: 24802.
40ml tube for less than a fiver (Halfords). Comes with a nozzle (I cleaned it with a thin screwdriver and bit of rag) plus a separate cap so it shouldnt go off too soon.
It claims "withstands extremes of temperature, non shrinking" and "forms a perfect replacement seal for windscreens".
Its too early to say anything about its waterproof capability however the fact that its for windscreens should make it OK.
I mention it as I recall reading (and after speaking with Mongoose) that other stuff - Sikaflex and Wurth:Bond and Seal - can be difficult to get hold of and is expensive.
Oh...it went on a treat too and the compulsory bit that I got on my hands and then on the kitchen door and bathroom door, washed of with soap and water!!

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