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Bilstein shock seal Cap (wiper seal)
Can anyone tell me part number for this Bilstein Dust cap. Came off a 1983 Bilstein strut.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1579138329.jpg
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I'm not 100%, but I'm pretty sure that's going to be a Bilstein part #, doesn't look like the Porsche catalog breaks down the strut that much.
Mine ('84) look different, like the ones on the left here: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1579183776.jpg Elephant offers the shorter ones on the right as an upgrade, maybe call / contact them since they do Bilstein rebuilds? This is on their website concerning those upgraded seals: Quote:
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Yes, I have the earlier style. Much thinner than 1984 and later. Looks like 1/2 or 5/8. I cant seem to find a part #
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Bumping this thread back to the top.
I need to remove/reinstall my bilstein wiper seal so I can ceracote my RSR strut Thanks David |
If no luck with Bilstein. Call Elephant Racing. They have in stock.
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Bilstein is on holiday until 1/4/21. Elephant has them for $25 each but I'm still not sure how to remove them
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They are pressed on. I just used a hammer and piece of wood to knock them off.
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My wiper seals look different than yours. My seal seems to be taller than yours.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1609280348.jpg
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Those are the early style Bilstein wiper seals, I just replaced mine.
Elephant Racing supplied the parts, not exactly the same seal as the Bilstein oe seal (ERP's seal is a bit shorter) but ERP supplies two spacer rings to make it all fit correctly. Also, the metal cap visible in your picture gets re-used, the seal and spacers fit under that cap. And yes, the metal cap just taps off the body leaving the wiper seal in the tube which can easily be pulled out (if the strut inserts are removed). edit - Sorry Harpo, I was looking at 911Slants photos your setup is different. But, it sure looks like those seals should pull out the same way |
I went through this with the struts on my racecar a few years ago. I also needed the shorter ones. I spoke to Chuck and he got me the right ones.
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There is a lip on the inside that perhaps I could get a pilot bearing puller to grab a hold of.
Thanks David |
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