Gasket? between headlight and body
Is this a replaceable part, does anyone know the part number?
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The part numbers are stamped on the seals , unfortunately they are not available from Porsche or the aftermarket . Seems most folks are using self stick closed cell weatherstripping foam with some success . I tried to get an automotive aftermarket manufacturer involved a few years ago to make some molds and spit out some pieces . They were not interested as it is quite complex for what it is .
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Search the thread by JBauer on headlight gasket. He found a roll of material from McMaster Carr that looked like it was a fairly good option when no other option might be available.
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This may work as well
https://www.steelerubber.com/extrusion-kit-sre1077-5ft-83-0102-73 |
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There are some threads her regarding it If $20 is too expensive for a minor repair, perhalps you should not own a Porsche :confused: |
If this gasket has failed what is the outcome....where does the water go?
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agree
All friends here or this doesn't work
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Well-done, starter. you restored my faith in humanity for a moment. :cheers: |
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Thus, I'm at my best at 330A... but can get testy. The "asshat" label comes with a fairly deragatory definition. I fail to meet it. Cheers! |
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We all can be asshats at one time or another, but I didn't see your particular comment fitting the description. :cheers: |
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