Reply to "Oil Pan Gasket"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

John,

Engine out of the car is the easy way! You will need an rtv silicone in the corners where the cork meets the rubber end seals. I don't know whether correct or not but I would aslo run a bead along the inner mating face of the rubber end seals for piece of mind.

If I'm doing it in the car I use a thin bead of blue rtv to hold the gaskets to the block while I offer up the pan as well.

Others may have different advice?

Julian

3/23/072:27 PM

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