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08-31-2004, 09:26 AM
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Laugh at me all you want but i need a little help.
I nstalled the viton rear seal on my 67 400 motor also added new oil pump and want to seal everything back up whats the proper way to install my oil pan gasket i have lost the directions that came from Felpro and do not know if im supposed to put sealant on both the pan and block "on both sides of the gaskets" Thanks DJA
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08-31-2004, 09:26 AM
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Laugh at me all you want but i need a little help.
I nstalled the viton rear seal on my 67 400 motor also added new oil pump and want to seal everything back up whats the proper way to install my oil pan gasket i have lost the directions that came from Felpro and do not know if im supposed to put sealant on both the pan and block "on both sides of the gaskets" Thanks DJA
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08-31-2004, 02:10 PM
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I install mine dry. On that one I believe the rear oil pan seal is a strip of cork. Get some Permatex #2, and glue it to the main cap to hold it in place.
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