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Effective Oil Pan Seal

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I'm replacing the oil pan gasket this weekend on my 292. It has always leaked at the back by the rear main seal retainer area, and I'm pretty sure it's not the rear main seal.
The sealing surface of the retainer looks flat and flush with the block rail, and the pan holes aren't badly dimpled.
I'm looking for some advice on gasket sealer use. What kind seems to work well and so forth. I have a Best Gasket composite gasket on hand. Any advice is welcome!
Steve

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Forum Post Effective Oil Pan Seal By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post The threads in the aluminum rear main seal retainer need thread... By charliemccraney ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Thanks for the reply. So you suggest spreading a thin coat of rtv on... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Re the retainer studs, the sealer should go on the end of the stud... By charliemccraney ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post I should be able to back the studs out then I guess if they wen't... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Charlie is talking specifically about the two rear oil pan bolts that... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post I don't know if mine are sealed or not. I guess they should just back... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post While I'm thinking about this...which is less awkward; fitting the oil... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]Steve (1/18/2015)[/b][hr] While I'm thinking about... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Right. Thanks Ted. When I get my Ebay gerotor pump I'd like to check... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]Steve (1/19/2015)[/b][hr] When I get my Ebay gerotor pump... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Perfect. Thanks so much. I'll post up the numbers when I get it taken... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post The pump I received from Ebay checked out with tolerances all at the... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Steve. Not sure where you got your Melling K-56 kit from but you’re... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ted- Exactly my thought. I checked the contents in the store... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post A difference exists between the original outer rotor and the new... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]Steve (1/25/2015)[/b][hr] A difference exists between the... By Lord Gaga ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]Lord Gaga (2/2/2015)[/b][hr] [quote][b]Steve... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post I took two old, original and presumably untouched gerotor pumps apart... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post FWIW there is a permatex product called "the right stuff" that works... By steinauge ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post The pump is back together now, and the pan has no leak at all. I used... By Steve ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Steve. I feel your pain with the noise generated from some of those... By Ted ( 10 Years Ago )
Forum Post Maybe to oil the outer wall and keep it cool? By pegleg ( 10 Years Ago )


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