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Hi All,

 

The idle valve on my cp inlet manifold is just slighly loose in that I can turn it.

It appears to have been glued in place, this would have been done by Prestige some years back.

 

Can anyone confirm how the idle valve should be fitted.?

 

Would post a picture but photoshop is not playing ball and I have yet to find another photo suite that my tiny brain can cope with.

 

Thanks

Guy

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Hi Guy,

 

I'm pretty sure these things are secured with some kind of adhesive - silicone or similar.

 

See you at IWE.

Cheers

Allan

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Hi Guy,

 

I'm pretty sure these things are secured with some kind of adhesive - silicone or similar.

 

See you at IWE.

Cheers

Allan

Hi Allan,

 

Yes, it does look like a type of silicon, but its quite hard and no longer holding the valve in one place, its not causing any problem, not bad enough to upset the idle.

 

See you at IWE with a bit of luck.

 

Cheers

Guy

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Hi Guy

Prestige did mine a few years ago and Im sure that they araldited it in the manifold,

So you could always try that, I dont know how they were originaly fitted.

Cheers

Dave.

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Thanks All for your responses.

 

Yes Neil,does seem as its a external coating thats not doing alot.

 

For the sake of originality,i want to get this little detail right,which seems to be the done thing recently, I really must get this right on my car.

 

Te he

 

Cheers

Guy

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