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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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21st Apr 07 at 19:49

When people stiffen thier standard engine mounts by filling the cavities in with sealent, what kind of sealent have people used for the job?

I am considering doing it to my mounts on my Corsa because I remember all of my Corsa's have sloppy as fuck engine mounts which you can feel wobble

Even my 1.0 12v did it

Vaux Lad

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21st Apr 07 at 20:02

Tigerseal

Robin

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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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21st Apr 07 at 20:22

Window bond.

Jake

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21st Apr 07 at 20:23

does window bond work as well as tigerseal and set quicker?

BeArDy

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21st Apr 07 at 22:12

Just falls out mate.
Best thing is send them to a place which will do vulcanizing.
Most Truck tyre repair places can do it....

Rob_Lee

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22nd Apr 07 at 07:20

I used some black heavy juty silicone.

Other halfs dad is a builder and he had loads of it. Worked a treat.

Been on since september and its fine so far!

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22nd Apr 07 at 10:41

Would have thought Tiger Seal would just fall out. It's not really meant for the job...

So either some really sticky crap or vulcanizing rubber will do the trick