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    Hools Guest

    TD5 Air filter box

    I just noticed that the air filter box on my 99 Defender is cracked. Its not terminal, but I would like to get it replaced. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with alternatives or if I should stick with an original replacement part?

    Thanks in advance.

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    If you have some Sikaflex it can be used to seal the crack.
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    Hools Guest
    Thanks Craig. Might be my best bet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hools View Post
    Thanks Craig. Might be my best bet.
    I did my daughters air intake on the BMW as they want several hundred dollars for a new one. You can hardly notice it and is standing up quite well.
    At worst it will get you out of trouble for a while at best it will last the life of the vehicle.
    I am fairly sure you can buy small tubes now (I think I saw them in Bunnings) so you dont have to by the caulking gun cartridges. I used the windscreen sealant.
    Cheers
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    2009 DRZ400E Suzuki
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    84 RR (Gone) 97 Tdi Disco (Gone)
    98 Ducati 900SS Gone & Missed

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    I believe they are HDPE so could be welded pretty easily.

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    Hools Guest
    Thanks guys. looks like its fix over replace this time.

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    Hot melt glue gun. The high temp type. Seals very well as it melts into the base plastic.

    Get some black glue sticks from ebay. Smooth over with a spit covered finger.

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    What about the super glue stuff that has plastic powder with it which is used to repair radiators.
    Rapidfix.
    RapidFix Australia l Adhesive, Contact adhesive, Super glue, Superglue.
    Regards Philip A

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    Doc130 Guest
    Replace it

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