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Old 01-30-2014, 12:03 AM   #1
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Material to repair plastic airbox

One of my oil cooler lines has been rubbing the stock airbox. While there is no hole, I'd like to fix/reinforce the spot. What filler, glue, expoy can I use that can handle the high underhood temps?
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They have plastic weld at the auto store
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You might want to reroute your cooling lines too. (don't flame me - just stating the obvious)
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I am making changes to reroute the lines going forward
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check out JB Plastic weld
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One of my oil cooler lines has been rubbing the stock airbox. While there is no hole, I'd like to fix/reinforce the spot. What filler, glue, expoy can I use that can handle the high underhood temps?
I have the same issue. Found the stock air box with small burn marks. I wondering how hard is it to remove the air filter now that the oil lines are on the way.
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check out JB Plastic weld
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To be honest, it would probably be easier/cheaper to get on your local forum/facebook group and get a hold of someone's take-off airbox. I just had to do the same thing. Nearly all our locals are running some sort of after-market intake, so finding a stock airbox was pretty easy.
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Put tin tape over the spot after. the oil cooler line shouldn't rub through that .
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