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Generator insulation loose

Is there a spray I can use to stick the black vinyl covering back onto the genny bay area that's not flammable? Not a lot falling down but would like to get it stopped before it gets worse
Thanks
1996 U295-36, Cummins 300hp, 8.3. Build number 4864. Vin number 1F97D536XTNO54271. Purchased October 31, 2019.

Re: Generator insulation loose

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It's probably at the end of its life. I've been pulling It out all over the coach. Dynamate or a cheaper clone. On the list
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Scott

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Good point. Thanks. I'll get some
1996 U295-36, Cummins 300hp, 8.3. Build number 4864. Vin number 1F97D536XTNO54271. Purchased October 31, 2019.

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I would research what is the best bang for your buck. I've been told by several friends that the copy products work real good at half the price. , like I said it is on my list, I've been pulling out for now. I'm sure there are people here that can point you in a good direction. I'll probably follow your lead.
Scott

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Until you replace the insulation, carefully watch the generator air filter.  Once the black plastic starts failing, insulation can be sucked into the air filter.
Regards,
Brett

'99 42' Foretravel Xtreme
'14 Brown Motorsports Stacker
'05 Chevy SSR
'02 BMW R1150R

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Have used the Noico,good stuff,3M makes a spray glue that is heat resitant.
96 U270 BUILD 4810
85 380SL
Drummonds TN.
 

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Powertech parts dept sells self adhesive replacement foam insulation.  Of course not cheap.