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Aerial Seal - RetroPug - 17-01-2014
Hello,
I've been told by a peugeot dealer that 306 aerials do not have a seal?
I can't find on on service box either, however I have heard of others buying these seals from peugeot.
As a last resort I'll just silicone it up but for the sake of a few quid I'd rather do it properly, so does anyone know a part number for an aerial seal for a Ph.1 306? Or a print-out from servicebox ideally?
Thanks.
Aerial Seal - rocker8742 - 17-01-2014
Never seen a specific seal the unit itself should seal enough, changed mine a while back and never had any issues x
RE: Aerial Seal - cully - 17-01-2014
i cut a thin rubber gasket for mine as it was leaking, it works, no leaks yet
RE: Aerial Seal - Danny2009 - 17-01-2014
tiger seal has always worked for me
RE: Aerial Seal - RetroPug - 17-01-2014
(17-01-2014, 03:44 PM)rocker8742 Wrote: Never seen a specific seal the unit itself should seal enough, changed mine a while back and never had any issues x
So you got a new aerial base basically?
If they're not too expensive I'll do this and then silicone it up for good measure.
RE: Aerial Seal - Toms306 - 17-01-2014
http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/docpr/affiche.do?ref=N3G665K01A&refaff=N3G 6 65K01A&noFct=1
Doesn't seem to be a gasket for them.
RE: Aerial Seal - Mattcheese31 - 17-01-2014
there is no gasket, just make sure the surfaces are clean and don't under or over tighten it . . .
RE: Aerial Seal - Eeyore - 17-01-2014
Nope there may be a thin bit of rubber but im pretty sure you just need to do the nut up tight enough and it seals anyway.
RE: Aerial Seal - RetroPug - 17-01-2014
Yeah I've looked at service box myself and with a peugeot dealer and it does appear that there is no seal.
My current one is leaking a tiny bit, might remove it, reseat it and then silicone.
Thanks!
Aerial Seal - rocker8742 - 17-01-2014
(17-01-2014, 04:30 PM)RetroPug Wrote:(17-01-2014, 03:44 PM)rocker8742 Wrote: Never seen a specific seal the unit itself should seal enough, changed mine a while back and never had any issues x
So you got a new aerial base basically?
If they're not too expensive I'll do this and then silicone it up for good measure.
Mine was only leaking as I snapped the old one off accidentally
New one was £6 ish on eBay
RE: Aerial Seal - RetroPug - 17-01-2014
Thanks!