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Old 02-27-2009 | 08:29 PM
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Replacing a gasket etc. on my 600sci heat exchanger.
Service manual calls for "Perfect Seal #92-34227-1" on the o-rings.

Is there an equivalent to this at the local parts store?
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Originally Posted by socalstone
Replacing a gasket etc. on my 600sci heat exchanger.
Service manual calls for "Perfect Seal #92-34227-1" on the o-rings.

Is there an equivalent to this at the local parts store?
I just use gasket sealer,,i quess any will do ???? I never had a problem.
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Old 02-27-2009 | 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by socalstone
Replacing a gasket etc. on my 600sci heat exchanger.
Service manual calls for "Perfect Seal #92-34227-1" on the o-rings.

Is there an equivalent to this at the local parts store?
Permatex Aviation sealer. Comes with brush in the cap just like perfect seal.
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Old 02-28-2009 | 11:40 AM
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Thanks!
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I think the Perfect Seal may be a GM product...at least GM has same sealer in a can labeled GM. I don't think any of the Permatex products are an equal. Perfect Seal is a great sealer for gaskets and the block and intake fittings, etc. Excess also cleans up very easily. IMO, it is worth having a can in your tool box. The shelf life is years...if you tighten the cap
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Where do you get the real deal?
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Mercury. Sold in a can with a brush. If you want to buy on-line, Bam or Dollar may stock it.
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Here is a place to buy Perfect Seal

http://www.marineengine.com/newparts...Engine=&Model=
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