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PostPosted:Wed Sep 19, 2012 4:44 pm 
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Car Details:1999 (Registered as New 2001) Black 3.8 V6 Targa Top
Location:March, Cambridgeshire
Hi Guys, anyone know where I can get a diff cover gasket for my 1999 model without paying silly price's for shipping. RockAutos have the gasket for £1.67p but the shipping is £27+ :shock:
Bauer Miller want £18 for the gasket and £9 postage. It all seems abit much to me or am I being unreasonable :?: :lol:

The proper GM fluids alone come to nearly £50 :shock:

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PostPosted:Wed Sep 19, 2012 9:22 pm 
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Car Details:1980 2nd Gen, 6.0 iron block LS, 4.11 12 bolt axle, Brute Strength Posi, Lowered 2", sub frame connectors, G-braces, Carbon hood and front bumper cover
Location:Norfolk
Clean both surfaces well and use something like loctite 5900 on it. Don't need a gasket :thumbup:

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PostPosted:Thu Sep 20, 2012 3:56 pm 
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Car Details:1999 (Registered as New 2001) Black 3.8 V6 Targa Top
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Clean both surfaces well and use something like loctite 5900 on it. Don't need a gasket :thumbup:
Soulds like a good idea but I have managed to order one from WH Brand at Whapload Drove for £15 so it's not too bad. :thumbup:

The guy in their parts dept, Ian Austin, is very helpful and their prices seem to be alot less than Bauer Miller even though the parts are ordered through Europe.

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