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flymo 15-02-09 09:21 AM

Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Hi all,

In the manual it describes the process of fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets. It mentions using 'Suzuki Bond' to seal the cam shaft end caps of this gasket.

Whats the favourite replacement for Suzuki Bond that works well? Silicone seal?

This looks like a good bet....http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...9738&langId=-1

Sid Squid 15-02-09 02:33 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Hylomar Blue or any non permanent gasket sealer. If the seal is in good nick it's overkill anyway.

svdemon 15-02-09 03:42 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
I have a rocker cover gasket part no. 11173-19FO1 if you want it on the cheap give me a shout.

flymo 15-02-09 07:41 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid (Post 1785516)
Hylomar Blue or any non permanent gasket sealer. If the seal is in good nick it's overkill anyway.

Ok, thanks Sid.

Quote:

Originally Posted by svdemon (Post 1785579)
I have a rocker cover gasket part no. 11173-19FO1 if you want it on the cheap give me a shout.

Damn, just ordered two new ones. How many do you have, just the one?

svdemon 15-02-09 07:42 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Yeah just one mate

flymo 15-02-09 07:47 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by svdemon (Post 1785920)
Yeah just one mate

ah well, no worries. I needed two and ordered them straight away so as not to leave my bike in pieces, plenty more work to do after this job with the race season fast approaching.

thanks anyway.

northwind 17-02-09 01:13 AM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
I've never bothered, my covers have been on and off a few times and work perfectly with no sealant.

yorkie_chris 17-02-09 01:36 AM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind (Post 1787530)
I've never bothered, my covers have been on and off a few times and work perfectly with no sealant.

+1

A few other SV's the same.

barwel1992 04-10-10 11:29 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
old thread bump,

do i need new cylinder head gaskets when removing the head cover to get to the cams? at £20 each they are a bit costly to replace if they dont really need doing

and do i just seal it(old gasket) with this when im done ?

LINK

fastdruid 04-10-10 11:31 PM

Re: Fitting new cylinder head cover gaskets
 
No.

The cam cover[1] gasket is rubber so unless you damage it you shouldn't need to replace it.

Some people advocate using a smear of RTV or similar (like that locktite) when refitting to ensure oil tightness.

Druid

[1] And you only need to take the cam cover off to swap cams, not the head.


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