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Posted by: 415PB Nov 14 2003, 09:11 PM

Would this sealant be okay to use to seal my case? I read somewhere to not use silicone based sealant. I wanted to put my case together this weekend and don't really want to order sealant, unless I have to. Is there any reccomended sealant that I can pick up locally?

Thanks,
Rod


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Posted by: Aaron Cox Nov 14 2003, 09:12 PM

as the "how to rebuild a volkswagen engine" book said. i used lots of Permatex 3h , (aircraft grade sealant). works good.

got it at FLAP's cool_shades.gif

Posted by: LS6/914 Nov 14 2003, 11:01 PM

Through the years I have used many types. I currently use GM part #1052943. Its made by permatex, red in color. We use it to seal the Cadillac Northstar V8 lower case & crank cradles, works great no leakee. beer3.gif

Posted by: McMark Nov 15 2003, 03:16 AM

Jake uses the aircraft sealant. Buy that local. Use what's proven on hundreds of engines.

Posted by: DuckRyder Nov 15 2003, 07:10 AM

QUOTE(LS6/914 @ Nov 15 2003, 01:01 AM)
Through the years I have used many types. I currently use GM part #1052943. Its made by permatex, red in color. We use it to seal the Cadillac Northstar V8 lower case & crank cradles, works great no leakee. beer3.gif




I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought of that.

We used to use it on transmissions.

Its expensive though.

Posted by: Mark Henry Nov 15 2003, 09:03 AM

QUOTE(415PB @ Nov 14 2003, 07:11 PM)
Would this sealant be okay to use to seal my case? I read somewhere to not use silicone based sealant.  I wanted to put my case together this weekend and don't really want to order sealant, unless I have to.  Is there any reccomended sealant that I can pick up locally?

Thanks,
Rod

DO NOT USE SILICONE ON CASE HALFS!!!! chair.gif

Use the Permatex 3h on one case half only, make sure the surfaces are clean and oil free. I do use a bit of the Silicone on the paper gaskets, just a bit between the fingers rubbed into them. I never have leaks.

Posted by: 415PB Nov 15 2003, 09:21 AM

Thanks guys, I'm on my way to pic up some 3H.

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