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Stalled engine 900 1994

posted by  The Rod on  Tue Jan 22 08:54 CST 2013
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You can "fix" the hood gasket by using a couple rags/paper towels and glass cleaner to wipe all the muddy crap that would prevent a good good seal. After the seal and where the seal meet is nice and clean, use some silicone to attach the seal to the cowl. I used a clear silicon and it came out decent(but not perfect aesthetically). You really dont want all that water running in there anyway.
Good luck.






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