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Title: sealers Post by: fccool59 on May 12, 2007, 07:32:18 AM just wondering what is best to use on neoprene seals like timing cover to sump and rear main, i am using permetex on the cork and paper, i also have a few others like "form a gasket" witch is a siliconeyish sealer, would that work?
Title: Re: sealers Post by: bent8-58 on May 12, 2007, 08:35:00 PM l'm no mechanic,but l've always found permatex to be great on most gaskets,& if silicone sealant is absolutely necessary keep it to a absolute minimum,l've heard many horror stories where someone's gone overboard with it & ended up with lots of black crap floating around in the internals.lts probably like everything, different strokes- some mechanics use a small bead of the stuff on everything & swear by it,& l know a few pig-headed old-skool mates in their 50's who wont touch the stuff,one says"they've been building cars for 100 years & survived for 80 years without using that shit!"
;D Daz. Title: Re: sealers Post by: Ed on May 16, 2007, 01:57:54 AM I use superglue to stick the rear main in and stop it spinning.
no joke. Cheers Ed Title: Re: sealers Post by: Brad on May 16, 2007, 06:35:53 AM Hello fccool59.
I use Locktight no# 3 non hardening gasket goo. It's the same stuff that is used in areoplanes. I'v used it for over twenty years and it has never let me down or leaked. Brad. |