CV Joint gasket - 93033229700

[Jajohnsen]

Hi, I'm replacing the boots and re-greasing my cv joints, and on my way to re-assembly them and have this one question. Does anyone now if this gasket for the cv joint is supposed to have adhesives on one side? https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/93033229700.htm?pn=930-332-297-00&KeepHeader=Y

[infraredcalvin]

I’ve never seen one with adhesive, 930, 911, or 914...

[JFairman]

I replaced those gaskets on an SC and there was adhesive on one side.
It just helps to hold the gasket in place on the CV joint while you're installing the bolts and axles. When tightening the bolts the gasket gets squished and that should seal in the grease.

[Jajohnsen]

Thanks for the answers,

the videos I've found mention adhesives, but on my gaskets it doesn't look like it is any hence my question.

So maybe there is adhesives on the sc ones but not for the 930.

[JFairman]

I was doing some work on a normally aspirated 1980 3.0 and a '77 930 around the same time a couple years ago. Now that I think about it some more I'm not sure which one had the gaskets on the CV's. It probably was the '77 930. Sorry for the confusion it could have been either car.

[Alan L]

You really are just trying to hold the thing in place while re assembling and getting the bolts thru without snagging the gasket. If there ever was any adhesive it has no other purpose. I don't recall any in the ones I have done. A smear of grease on the backside may help hold it in place.
Alan

[dap930]

The last time I worked on my Turbo CV joints, the gaskets I received had the adhesive on one side. Simply remove the release paper and stick it in place to aid with assembly.

[Jajohnsen]

Yeah, i thought these would have adhesive on one sde, they have one side that is white and looks like it has release paper, but when i try to remove it no luck, looks like it is part of the gasket.

[reclino]

I know my 1986 930 is not set up to use these gaskets. If there is no cutout in the hub or inner driver, and you use these gaskets your likely to have the joint come loose at speed. That would be really really bad depending on how fast your going.
David

[Jajohnsen]

Thanks for the info. My car has the cutouts both inner and outer boot flange, transmission flange and the hub flange.

[dap930]

Maybe you could coat one side of the gasket with spray adhesive, then after it sets up, install the gasket to the recess as long as the recess is grease free.

[Jajohnsen]

Thanks for all the replys,

Installed one of the axles today, the seal stays in place fairly good if i put the bolts in the cv joint and and place the seal between them.

Also a god tip i found here in the forum was to cut a M10 bolt and cut a slot in it for the screw driver, then place it in one of the holes on the stub axle then mount the cv joint. Made it wery easy to get all aligned