Hi,
I am messing about with the engine bay seal that goes between the licence plate panel and the rear slam panel with all the gold stickers on.
I cannot keep the seal in place as I put the licence plate panel on. It slips slightly out of position.
How is it held in place, by glue, just enough as you press the panel up?
Any ideas welcome on this.
Kind regards Ian
Enigine bay seal
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ian cox
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Enigine bay seal
Regards Ian Cox
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Re: Enigine bay seal
Hi Ian, the pressure of the panel holds it in place. Is it a re production ally panel as these are different in there shape and make fitting the seal problematic.
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Re: Enigine bay seal
Dansk panels have a slightly different profile to the genuine panel, which makes the seals hard to keep in place.
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Re: Engine bay seal
Hi Alan and Nick,
Thank you for the hints.
I have added in some pictures to show the problem.
The panel was sold to me as being original.
I cannot appear to get the nice 3/4" of seal showing as the pictures I have seen. It is as thought he panel and the real slam panel are too close together.

Thanks Ian
Thank you for the hints.
I have added in some pictures to show the problem.
The panel was sold to me as being original.
I cannot appear to get the nice 3/4" of seal showing as the pictures I have seen. It is as thought he panel and the real slam panel are too close together.

Thanks Ian
Regards Ian Cox
1969 2.2s restoration nearly complete
1972 911S/2.5ST replication (sold)
1985 3.2 carrera track day shed (sold)
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1972 911S/2.5ST replication (sold)
1985 3.2 carrera track day shed (sold)
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Re: Enigine bay seal
is that seal fitted correctly? Looks different to mine somewhat but will check and take pics if it is
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