Base gasket or no base gasket

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comnoz said:
Danno said:
I used this last time. Hasn't leaked in all these years.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/plastic-gasket- ... 0522615736

As you can see by the ad, old stuff not recommended for use. 32 years ago, it was the thing.

It still is "the thing"

https://www.amazon.com/Loctite-38655-Ga ... B0002KKTTA

There are so many different Red Loctites, I just thought it was notable that one form had a Norton-Villiers factory part number and a Green Globe logo.
 
I'm having trouble tracking down a model number or any type of reference for this base gasket. Do you have any more info on these?

comnoz said:
Cometic gasket has been around for quite a while. I keep a small stock of Cometic base gaskets or you can get them directly from Cometic.

http://www.cometic.com/

They have a rubber coating over a steel core making them strong and self sealing. If you put a bit of grease on the surfaces on assembly then the gaskets often can be reused. Jim




ashman said:
comnoz said:
I used to use a base gasket with anaerobic sealant on the 850's and just sealant on the 750's.

Any more I use a Cometic rubber coated steel gasket on both -with no sealant. It's just too easy and doesn't ever leak. Jim

Hi Jim

Very intrested to know more about the Cometic rubber steel gasket and where you get them from, can you also get them for a 650 Dommie, wouldn't mind to give them a go on my next rebuild, hopefully I will get to do some work on my Dommie motor after this rebuild.

I am glad I decided to start this thread and thanks to all who replied so far.

Ashley
 
danfr said:
I'm having trouble tracking down a model number or any type of reference for this base gasket. Do you have any more info on these?

Cometic does not show them in their catalogue. You can call them and they can supply one or I can supply them. Jim
 
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