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| jim912928 |
 Oct 14 2004, 05:02 PM
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Ok, tomorrow I change my oil and I'm going to take the oil strainer cover off for the first time. When I put it back on...do I use any gasket sealer on the new gasket or just put it on dry and torque? What do I torque it to?
I'm also installing a new temp sensor...I can look up into that little hole on the cover and see that the insides of the sensor are missing! So, when I remove that cover (I have a new seal)...do I put any type of sealer on that? What should the torque settings be for the new sensor and then the cover bolts? Thanks as usual....Jim |
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jim912928 oil strainer gasket...oil temp sensor cover gasket Oct 14 2004, 05:02 PM
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