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  1. 21st July 2011, 03:10 PM #1
    Dave_S
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    Garrett TB25 Dump Pipe Gasket

    I have a Garrett TB25 turbo fitted to my Isuzu 4BD1 County. I am having a new dump pipe made and can't find a new gasket to fit the exhaust flange on the turbo.

    It is gasket no. 210230 on the Spanish "TurboMaster" site and they are also available in the US.

    Before I order yet another part from overseas, does anyone know of an Australian source for these things? I've tried a few turbo places, plus Isuzu and Land Rover places just in case. Almost all have suggested I give up and use a sealant, but I'd rather use a gasket.
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  2. 21st July 2011, 04:25 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave_S View Post
    Almost all have suggested I give up and use a sealant, but I'd rather use a gasket.
    Dave - this is the best option.

    I just used this for all the joints pre and post turbo in my setup:
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  3. 21st July 2011, 04:25 PM #3
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    Nissan used them (CA18DET on bluebirds) and any nissan dealer or ricer shop can get them.
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    If its just a standard T25 gasket they are on ebay too.

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  5. 21st July 2011, 04:32 PM #5
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    I don't use a gasket either, I use 'dry deck' method, IE 2 finished/ machined surfaces and even torque to bolt together, never had a leak yet. (100,000km+)

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