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22nd April 2021, 16:56
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Foam under rear seat Saloon.
Hi everyone.
Quick question. Since I've been fixing things for the last few weeks I did find when I removed the rear seat base that it was soaked. My question is what is a suitable replacement for the sponge/ foam pad that lives under the seat base ( ontop of the fuel tank. The current one looks like it could give you Cholera. Cheers |
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23rd April 2021, 09:39
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Well assuming the rain leak is fixed, I think I'd go for a sheet of closed cell Neoprene foam of a similar thickness to the old one. Closed cell foam won't absorb water like a sponge should a leak happen again. Rain leaks are about as common as coolant leaks so plan for that. It won't be cheap, but you'll find the stuff on eBay.
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23rd April 2021, 10:12
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