Gasket Sealer Or NO???
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Just putting some things together and I am curious whether everyone uses a gasket sealer or not. I usually just bolt up things like water pump and thermostat housing with just the factory gasket.
Trying to avoid leaks and I have not really had the best of luck with using permatex
Trying to avoid leaks and I have not really had the best of luck with using permatex
#5
RTV is great for certain applications, but lately I have been using more semi permanent type sealers that dont fully harden like rtv does. Less chance for contamination during part swaps, and I like the idea of a sealer being able to conform to any retorques, shifting, etc.
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RTV is great for certain applications, but lately I have been using more semi permanent type sealers that dont fully harden like rtv does. Less chance for contamination during part swaps, and I like the idea of a sealer being able to conform to any retorques, shifting, etc.
#7
The Right Stuff is what you want. A little less aggressive for easier removal and what I like to use some times is Ultra Black. I have had intakes that were a pain in the A$$ to remove that were Right Stuffed, but I guess that is not a bad thing.
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Just putting some things together and I am curious whether everyone uses a gasket sealer or not. I usually just bolt up things like water pump and thermostat housing with just the factory gasket.
Trying to avoid leaks and I have not really had the best of luck with using permatex
Trying to avoid leaks and I have not really had the best of luck with using permatex







