Foam Connecting Air Intake box to Engine Bay Sidewall Rotted Away

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Joseph Garcia

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I believe that there has been discussion in the past in this Forum on replacing this foam with other materials to seal the connection. Any insights or links would be appreciated.
 

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I had the same thing happen on my 1993 Suburban. Went to a couple of places like OSH and Home Depot and found some weatherstrip foam that was almost the same size and was self adhesive on one side. Scrapped off the old foam, cleaned off the old adhesive with goof off, applied the new and re-assembled. Make sure you get the small cell foam vs. the large cell.
 

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@iamdub did it with some foam from the hardware store.

The thread below has a tip or two, and a link to the actual process.

 

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I believe that there has been discussion in the past in this Forum on replacing this foam with other materials to seal the connection. Any insights or links would be appreciated.


 

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