Techno's scuttle fix

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A while back I read a thread by Techno on fixing the scuttle on a X250 I've trauled through lots of posts but can't find it, Anyone who can give me the link thanks.

John.
 
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I've yet to seal the scuttle but it will be done when it dries up
 
seal P41
http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/shopping.asp?intDepartmentId=3#19

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Somewhere I've read a thread about sealing the scuttle and using P section extrusion from this company.

John.



http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/index.asp
That link actually helps me with a problem with my rooftop aircon unit. The Sundance is useless at roof drainage, and the water level can get high enough to go into the vents on the side, which then leaks inside. I have been looking for something to sort this for ages.
The L seal on the link is perfect, I will attach this to the side of the unit and seal it, giving an extra 20mm depth to the vents, hopefully this will cure the problem.

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I've been rumaging for a solution that doesn't need sealant for the drains or adhesive that is difficult on polythenes etc
Knocked this up with a PG11 stuffing gland
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Next option is a silicon sealant nozzle. These are 16mm and a good tight fit if scuttle is drilled with a new 16mm speed bit.
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This would accomodate larger hose.

Then secured with 16mm star washer
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Like that mate. It may fill up due to the taper, but its easy to reach and "dig" the muck out..
 
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i have done a similar thing on both sides of the scuttle , but its disgusting when you pay 50 grand for a vehicle.
 

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