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My bike has been off the road for about a month as i waited for parts. Got it back together today and started it up and noticed that there was water coming from the base of my hi-level renegade can.
So I need to dismantle the can to - remove any more water in there, or will a long ride just cause it all to evaporate. - seal it back up with some kind of sealant as, if water can get out so can gases. Wat sealant should i use? |
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I suppose you could use any old exhaust sealant from Halfords and the like.
It only forms a temporary bond whilst the joint carbonises on it's own. There may some special bike stuff out there though..... |
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use clear silicon sealant from any diy shop, it is what they use when they assemble the cans, also when i had my scorpion can the instuctions said if it was leaking use silicon
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