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Old 01-02-2019, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Michael Benno
thanks for the update Greg on the paper gasket and other tips/ I had found an old post where you were recommending the paper. Sounds like you've updated your process.
Yes.

Constantly evolving tiny details, to make things work better, although I never have used/suggested anyone use the paper gasket in the '87 and later application (plastic filler neck.)

Constantly evolving/always improving things is a curse, BTW.
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I just always tried to acquire the metal fillers. The plastic ones just seem to leak. I have driebond now though so I’ll try that next time.
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Old 01-03-2019, 08:49 PM
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I just always tried to acquire the metal fillers. The plastic ones just seem to leak. I have driebond now though so I’ll try that next time.
Best silicon based sealant I've ever used. Almost magic.
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I used the dreibond on my Range Rover cam covers they were leaking after a dealer installed cam chain job
has not leaked since
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As an aside, when buying Drei-bond, there is only one kind right?
It's sold as a BMW OEM "1290"?
There's a "1385" out there but it looks like an anerobic gel, and does not look silicone based.
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Old 01-03-2019, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Crumpler
As an aside, when buying Drei-bond, there is only one kind right?
It's sold as a BMW OEM "1290"?
There's a "1385" out there but it looks like an anerobic gel, and does not look silicone based.
https://dreibond.de/static/user_uplo..._150127_EN.pdf
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Yikes. Thixrotrpsy?!
Thanks MB.
The last tube I got from Roger was black, does that mean 1207?
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Old 01-03-2019, 11:23 PM
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1209....
I picked up a tube of Drei Bond 1209...the little box is red and so is the printing on the tube. I also see it with blue writing but I was able to read the tube and it's the same stuff....silicone based, 1209, 250 Celsius stable....

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Originally Posted by Michael Benno
Yikes!

I guess I need to be more specific. Drei Bond 1209 is what I use.
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https://www.autohausaz.com/pn/db-07589062376

or

https://www.autohausaz.com/pn/DB-00004320373

If you want to pay an extra $1 for the same stuff for the “Porsche” version. LOL.
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OK I am learning -
I usually sell Drei-Bond 2210 = 000 043 204 58 - 70ml tube for $9.50 OEM Reinzosil
I am occasionally asked for Drei-Bond 1209 = 000 043 204 73
What is the difference please?

Most wholesalers cross reference the 58 (2210) & 73 (1209) as being the same apart from one is black and the other clear.

Did some research and ----
2210 - Neutral Silicone - tack free time 5 to 10 mins - cure 6-24 hrs - -40 to +170/200C - elongation at break >250% - sure 60(A) Drei Bond define the color as aluminium.
1209 - Neutral Silicone - tack free time 10 to 15 mins - cure 6-24 hrs - -40 to + 200/250C - elongation break approx. 300% - sure 45 (A) Drei Bond define the color clear (transparent)
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^^^^^^good information, roger. seems like very little difference between the two?
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Originally Posted by GregBBRD
Yes.

Constantly evolving/always improving things is a curse, BTW.
Yes it is...
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Originally Posted by GregBBRD
Yikes!

I guess I need to be more specific. Loctite 1209 is what I use.
It sounds like the two are pretty close? Is it OK to use Drei Bond 1209 or should I really use the Loctite? No big deal to me if I need to pick up a tube and not use the Drei Bond...just want to make sure I'm using the correct stuff for the oil filler neck...?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 928NOOBIE
It sounds like the two are pretty close? Is it OK to use Drei Bond 1209 or should I really use the Loctite? No big deal to me if I need to pick up a tube and not use the Drei Bond...just want to make sure I'm using the correct stuff for the oil filler neck...?
Thanks.
I call these "elder" moments.

Meant Drei Bond 1209. I'll fix it.
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