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Cement for rear oil seal
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    Posted: 15 Apr 2010 at 2:39pm
Is there a locally available substitute for 3MEC-847 cement that is listed to be used on the rear mail oil seal (D17 series I)?  The manual lists a part number (921164) but I don't know what this stuff is?  Can I get something at NAPA that will work?
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Bob - I believe it's the same as weatherstrip cement.  Don't quote me but someone may come on with the correct glue. - AL
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bump  -  mfg by 3M
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3M 08011 weatherstrip adhesive, you can also use contact cement,  Weldwood? in the little brown glass bottles with the brush in the cap ,
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Am I correct in assuming you are referring to automotive weatherstrip adhesive and not household weatherstrip?
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The weatherstrip cement is the automotive type.  Is usually yellow to dark tan in color.  Sticky stuff , sort of like snot.
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Part # above is for black, yea its sticky.
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