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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Owen on 05 July 2007, 17:34:56

Title: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Owen on 05 July 2007, 17:34:56

Yep, started striping ready for the rocker gasket going on and found this when I took injectors off


(http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb53/trooper30/seals-1.jpg)

(http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb53/trooper30/seals.jpg)



Been onto the stearlers and there saying they wont have one till next week! >:( >:( And they want £10+vat ::)

Need to get this sorted before next week so what I need to know is, can I but the dasket as an aftermarket part or is it GM only?

Also would this have made any differance to the cars overall performance?

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: JamesV6CDX on 05 July 2007, 18:12:21

If it's sucking in unmetered air, it won't help.

I may possibly have a spare...

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: TheBoy on 05 July 2007, 18:28:00

Thats knackered. Not sure if dealer only part.  I never paid anywhere near that much, but I do get trade prices.  You could try Motorserv up at Wolverton - probably the best factors in Milton Keynes area....

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Owen on 05 July 2007, 18:45:30

Yup, motorserve recon its GM only! Fuk it  :(  

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: TheBoy on 05 July 2007, 18:51:26

Quote

Yup, motorserve recon its GM only! Fuk it  :(  

In that case, seeing as they have most of the pattern suppliers catalogues, its gonna be dealer only.

Let me see if I have one...

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: TheBoy on 05 July 2007, 18:58:02

I haven't got one :(

But it was worth getting wet for, I've just found 2 fuel filters (with clips!) that I didn't know I had :D

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Owen on 05 July 2007, 19:07:04

Nice one matey, thanks anyways :y

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: JamesV6CDX on 05 July 2007, 20:22:11

The ones I have are FAI

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 05 July 2007, 20:28:30

I have a non-gen one you can have....Pm your address and I will drop it in the post tomorrow for you.

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Cav9_4 on 05 July 2007, 20:29:09

Hi,have you sourced a gasket?,if not i have a used gasket,looks ok,don't mind posting to you...Wayne

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Cav9_4 on 05 July 2007, 20:31:44

Looks like you have! ;D

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Cav9_4 on 05 July 2007, 20:37:13

Just out off curiosity,have you checked the gaskets underneath?

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Owen on 05 July 2007, 20:41:56

No, not yet, havent taken them out! But on the underside of the inlet bridge had black sealent, on it filling the hole in the knackered gasket ::)

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: spookyman60 on 06 July 2007, 08:49:18

autovaux it they have them i know that as i rang them yesterday for the part :D ring them and ask them for it tho as its not listed on there site but u can get alot of parts if u ring them

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Markjay on 06 July 2007, 23:55:44

P/N 90501653.

'Conveniently' they come in pairs, and you normally need 3 off...

(http://img358.imageshack.us/img358/4067/90501653sa8.jpg)

Sorry but I don't have a spare one, the ones in the picture already went into my engine.

Title: Re: Inlet bridge gasket
Post by: Markjay on 06 July 2007, 23:58:27

P/N 90501652 is the intake-flange to coolant-bridge gasket, and you would normally need 2-off:

(http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/7183/90501652im1.jpg)

I may have a spare one of those if you get to a point where you need it...