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Teflon Tape

VERYinterested · 2008-12-10 12:35:18

Any ideas where I might be able to buy Teflon tape in Dublin apart from a dealership!! I need it as a cure for an annoying squeak/rattle in my 08 Mondeo. It was a problem in certain BMW's and the remedy was to apply Teflon to the body of the car, where the flocking above the window meets it. I found this suggestion on a…

10-12-2008 12:35pm

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Any ideas where I might be able to buy Teflon tape in Dublin apart from a dealership!! I need it as a cure for an annoying squeak/rattle in my 08 Mondeo. It was a problem in certain BMW's and the remedy was to apply Teflon to the body of the car, where the flocking above the window meets it. I found this suggestion on a BMW forum (see link below) and rang a BMW dealer and the tape is €130 plus vat (part no.83 19 9 407 798 / Teflon adhesive tape / 1) seems a bit pricey for a roll of tape, plus I am not guaranteed that this will cure my Mondeo. What you guys reckon?

http://www.bmwboard.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25435

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#2 10-12-2008 12:40pm

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Take it to ford and tell them fix it or else

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#3 10-12-2008 12:47pm

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Thanks Mick,

I have been without the car for three separate weeks previously (during expensive petrol time) and they still haven't fixed it, wanted to do it myself and save myself a lot of grief.

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