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Re: Making gaskets
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Posted by Farmall_Nut on October 30, 2003 at 22:16:33 from (65.240.51.132):
In Reply to: Making gaskets posted by Lincoln on October 30, 2003 at 22:09:16:
Greatstuff isn't that the "foam in the can" stuff? Considering the mess that it makes and the swelling it does, it will no doubt expand into the inside of the oilpan and eventually be picked up by the suction tube etc. etc. etc. I can't believe a gasket is not available but if so, I would use the red form a gasket by permatex or some other form of gasket in the tube sparingly, with the emphasis on sparingly.
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