dtbs LI32.35-P-047253 - Cracking/Grunting noises from area of front axle
10-29-2012, 01:39 PM
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dtbs LI32.35-P-047253 - Cracking/Grunting noises from area of front axle
Anyone know where to get this Devcon a0059890971 or a suitable alternative? Seems like it is normal 2 part epoxy, but the dtb says to let cure for an hour..
10-29-2012, 02:53 PM
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10-29-2012, 03:26 PM
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Yeah the fix is to fixate the torsionbar to the mounts.
So guess it can be done with any 'strong adhesive'but if you insist on original parts only, that Is it .
Personally if mine where affected I would just get the best epoxy and stick to installation instructions etc. god knows how long this partno has been sitting in a warehouse ..
So guess it can be done with any 'strong adhesive'but if you insist on original parts only, that Is it .
Personally if mine where affected I would just get the best epoxy and stick to installation instructions etc. god knows how long this partno has been sitting in a warehouse ..
10-29-2012, 04:34 PM
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Yeah the fix is to fixate the torsionbar to the mounts.
So guess it can be done with any 'strong adhesive'but if you insist on original parts only, that Is it .
Personally if mine where affected I would just get the best epoxy and stick to installation instructions etc. god knows how long this partno has been sitting in a warehouse ..
So guess it can be done with any 'strong adhesive'but if you insist on original parts only, that Is it .
Personally if mine where affected I would just get the best epoxy and stick to installation instructions etc. god knows how long this partno has been sitting in a warehouse ..
Any suggestions on "the best epoxy"?
10-29-2012, 04:57 PM
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Knowing its not really useful in the US but
I have a shop called Polyservice here in Holland, I think their also in Germany and always follow their advice when it comes to resins and epoxies ..They have their 'homebrands'.
I think you are after a torsion and weather(temp-wise) resistant expoxy glue that bonds well between metal and rubber?
Hope this helps a bit..and you can get your issue sorted..
I have a shop called Polyservice here in Holland, I think their also in Germany and always follow their advice when it comes to resins and epoxies ..They have their 'homebrands'.
I think you are after a torsion and weather(temp-wise) resistant expoxy glue that bonds well between metal and rubber?
Hope this helps a bit..and you can get your issue sorted..
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Knowing its not really useful in the US but
I have a shop called Polyservice here in Holland, I think their also in Germany and always follow their advice when it comes to resins and epoxies ..They have their 'homebrands'.
I think you are after a torsion and weather(temp-wise) resistant expoxy glue that bonds well between metal and rubber?
Hope this helps a bit..and you can get your issue sorted..
I have a shop called Polyservice here in Holland, I think their also in Germany and always follow their advice when it comes to resins and epoxies ..They have their 'homebrands'.
I think you are after a torsion and weather(temp-wise) resistant expoxy glue that bonds well between metal and rubber?
Hope this helps a bit..and you can get your issue sorted..
wow.. I called my MB dealership parts department and gave them the part number.. That stuff is $75... crazy.. MB Online Parts has it for $37+$9 shipping.. Any other online places I should looking at?
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10-30-2012, 04:51 AM
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I would take that, as not so much difference in price anyway, just realized we talking about a 100k car here may as well stick some MB glue underneath hehe , be careful to prime your surfaces as described etc?
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