Is there insulation around the front and back walls of the wet bay
Not that I know of on mine.
No additional insulation OE, just wall construction.
There is ¾" rigid styrofoam sheet underneath FRP (fiberglass sheet) against the sheetmetal bulkhead in front of the drive axle, and there is 1 ½" of the same sandwiched in the spaces between the inch an a half square tubing frame of the compartment divider walls with FRP on both sides. Same underneath and above. So actually fairly well insulated...
Don
Thanks, that's what I need to know. When I tapped on the back wall it sounded as if there wasn't any insulation in the wall. I'm in the
possess of insulating in front of the wet bay doors. I need to have it so it will stand -10 F and nothing will freeze.
I insulated the wet bay doors.. Cut out engine bay insulation and glued in.. Took a while to make it look neat but it cost nearly nothing and would have to help a bit for the owners in cold climate. If there is any interest I will take a picture and post.
I'm fitting 2 inch Styrofoam in front of the doors. I'm also thinking of spraying urethane foam on the metal back wall after I
lengthen the drain line. It looks like I will have to remove the air bag in front of the drain to get at it.
Hope it post.
It looks good.
Great idea!
P
I just use some of that 4" pink paper-backed house insulation cut to the size of the openings and stuff it in, then close the access doors. Cheap and effective.
Mike
Is this for acoustics or temp control?
Rich
Temp.
I stumbled on this. Could be of interest to all of us in our travels. Yes the site is shut down as an active seller. Take a few minutes skim it for ideas or just delet. Vr Mark
Sound Deadener Showdown | Your Vehicle Quiet (https://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/)
Want me to merge this with the bay insulation topic?
If you will please
Done. If for some reason the problem is that you don't see where to attach photos in a reply, try doing "preview" on the reply - that should open the advanced option menu.