2006 320 portlight parts?

[rmdrent]

Bomar portlight for 2006 320. Need the little plastic set screw on one of the "dog latches"?* Searched the web, but cant find just that piece, or at most, one latch assembly? Any ideas where to look? Will try to call Bomar Monday morning...
Thanks!

 

[kvduff]

Bomar portlight for 2006 320. Need the little plastic set screw on one of the "dog latches"?* Searched the web, but cant find just that piece, or at most, one latch assembly? Any ideas where to look? Will try to call Bomar Monday morning...
Thanks!

I spoke with the bomar people two weeks ago. I bought two new dogs for my Windows and 16 feet of gasket material. The dog part number is P100-35. Gasket was petty expensive but those dogs were 6 bucks each... 603-826-5791.


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[rmdrent]

Great, thanks!

 

[Todd320]

I spoke with the bomar people two weeks ago. I bought two new dogs for my Windows and 16 feet of gasket material. The dog part number is P100-35. Gasket was petty expensive but those dogs were 6 bucks each... 603-826-5791.


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What does the gasket you purchased look like, can you post a pic of the cross section? Also, how hard is it to replace the gasket? I have looked at mine, seems pretty tricky.


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[kvduff]

What does the gasket you purchased look like, can you post a pic of the cross section? Also, how hard is it to replace the gasket? I have looked at mine, seems pretty tricky.


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Todd,
I'll take pic of the gasket when I get home, the old gasket pulled right out of the window. Not much force was needed, it's glued in with a sticky strip on the back. the gasket going back in was easy, it hasn't been very warm yet here in ny, I cut the gasket material put it in place in the window with the cut seam at the top. I haven't pulled the paper off the sticky material yet, going to wait for it to be warmer. One thing that helped was that I left one window intact while waiting for the gasket to arrive, it helped when I needed to check the orientation of the gasket. Once the old gasket was off I used a small scrapper and some acetone to remove any remnants. Gasket material is sold by the foot...


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[Todd320]

Todd,
I'll take pic of the gasket when I get home, the old gasket pulled right out of the window. Not much force was needed, it's glued in with a sticky strip on the back. the gasket going back in was easy, it hasn't been very warm yet here in ny, I cut the gasket material put it in place in the window with the cut seam at the top. I haven't pulled the paper off the sticky material yet, going to wait for it to be warmer. One thing that helped was that I left one window intact while waiting for the gasket to arrive, it helped when I needed to check the orientation of the gasket. Once the old gasket was off I used a small scrapper and some acetone to remove any remnants. Gasket material is sold by the foot...


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That's awesome to hear, I need to replace the gasket, but at first glance, the gasket looked nothing like what I had seen online. I have been treating with a conditioner, and that stopped the leak, but I want to replace them.



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[kvduff]

That's awesome to hear, I need to replace the gasket, but at first glance, the gasket looked nothing like what I had seen online. I have been treating with a conditioner, and that stopped the leak, but I want to replace them.



Brown Eyed Girl - 2007 Sea Ray 320 Sundancer, 350 MAG MPI V-drive

There you go

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