83 gl1100 trunk & saddle bag gaskets

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Danny-boy

Discussion Starter · Jun 16, 2013

Hi y,all. I am trying to see what people are using to replace the bag gaskets.
Mine are gone. Also for the [ dont know the name for them] rubber things that hold the side covers on. Three to a cover, where to get them? I did see a thing to search Bike Bandit, but could not find them on there web site.Thanks for any and all help. Dan:?

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Ken Bergen

· #2 · Jun 16, 2013

The thingies that hold the side cover on are called grommets :ROFL:
Honda part numbers are
83551-300-000 for the top ones
83551-376-000 for the bottom ones

As Bikebandit uses their own part numbers not Honda part numbers I no longer go there in search of OEM parts. :lash:

For the saddlebag seals I have no idea what to use.

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sle104

· #3 · Jun 16, 2013

On my 82 1100 I took my old weather stripping to junk yard a found a car door weather strip close to the same profile that worked

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brianh4

· #4 · Jun 16, 2013

Mine need the seals replaced also, maybe some soft rubber tubing from the local farm and home store, or I wonder if vacuum line would work. Either one should provide a good seal.

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jon jay

· #5 · Jun 16, 2013

I used the foam rubber strips that have sticky on one side ,I trimmed it to the width I needed, I thought it looked clean and worked for me good luck with whatever you use. BTW I found it at wal-mart,I'm thinking it was called weather stripping

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The Chief

· #6 · Jun 18, 2013

I used some rubber edge seal from McMaster-Carr part number 8507K54, 10 ft. will do it with a tad left over. I think with shipping it was about $16.
Lee

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mcrowdus

· #7 · Jun 18, 2013

seal

I found that an RV parts house has different size rubber that i used I took a piece and cut it down the middle and then took some gasket glue and put on the inside of the rubber and placed it over the lip if the bag and made a tight seal. i bought it off of ebay cheap.

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Danny-boy

Discussion Starter · #8 · Jun 19, 2013

saddlebag & trunk seal

Thanks everyone for the suggestions ,I was trying to come up with something but everything I wanted to try was too thick. Thanks again Dan:bow:

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82gl1100iWingman

· #9 · Jun 19, 2013

You can still get them from Mother Honda. You will need to buy for a 82 GL1100I. You get them here http://www.dgy.com/oempartfinder.ht...630/SADDLEBAG/GL1100I-82-A/2Y14463AF14463A42C

Number 14 and 15 about $30 each

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Ken Bergen

· #10 · Jun 19, 2013

82gl1100iwingman said:
You can still get them from Mother Honda. You will need to buy for a 82 GL1100I. You get them here http://www.dgy.com/oempartfinder.ht...630/SADDLEBAG/GL1100I-82-A/2Y14463AF14463A42C

Number 14 and 15 about $30 each

Yep those guys have every part ever made for every Honda ever built.
Of course it might take them a decade of nine to find the part you want in their two block square ten story warehouse.:ROFL::ROFL:

On the other hand maybe they're just a store front ordering from Honda and to lazy to update their parts list.:?

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82gl1100iWingman

· #11 · Jun 19, 2013

Ken Bergen said:
Yep those guys have every part ever made for every Honda ever built.
Of course it might take them a decade of nine to find the part you want in their two block square ten story warehouse.:ROFL::ROFL:

On the other hand maybe they're just a store front ordering from Honda and to lazy to update their parts list.:?

I use them all the time. It normally takes a week to a week and a half to get my parts. They also do have some of the lowest prices for factory OEM parts.

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lpburke86

· #12 · Mar 6, 2014

Any idea where to get them these days?

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