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Old Jun 16th, 2019, 09:23   #8
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Originally Posted by CharlesStevenson View Post
Quick question, if I take the IACV off to check it's condition inside I'm assuming the gasket will be u/s afterwards, so do you know whether I might be able to source one from a motor factors or would I need to make do with some in-a-tube gasket paste?

A quick look on ebay showed the only gaskets were being sold out from the US for $20 + postage!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_o...volvo&_sacat=0

I don't fancy leaving my wife car-less for the school run on Monday!
I re-used the old gasket since it came off in one piece and I applied dish washer soap on both sides before re-mounting. The soap will harden into a hard but still flexible goo much better than any gasket paste I've tried. Here, (Norway) milk is sold in containers made from thin cardboard coated with wax. I use this material in combination with dish washer soap as gaskets where the pressure and temps are moderate. I've even re-used copper cylinder head gaskets (inboard marine engines) with dishwasher soap with great success.
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