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Posted by wdTom on July 06, 2003 at 16:34:59 from (155.212.223.252):
In Reply to: Gaskets? posted by Sean W on July 06, 2003 at 00:09:28:
I mostly agree with what the others have said, but will add. I use a THIN film of one of the silicone gasket makers or sealers on a lot of gaskets. It seals but doisn't stick too bad when you hve to take them off. I too have heard of and sometimes use grease. One impoetant thing with sheetmetal amd some castings is to check them for a flat true gasket surface. Oil pans,and valve covers seem to get overtightened and sprung out of true. Some carefull work with a hammer and an anvil or some such can straighten them out most of the time. Then don't tighten them enough to spring them again.
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