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454 Oil Pan Gasket Question


I'm in the midst of swapping over the correct oil pan for my car. Do you guys recommend I use sealer with the gasket or leave it as is? When I say "sealer" I mean "Right Stuff". I know that stuff is pretty permanent but I don't want any leaks.


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use the old bolts!  rofl.gif

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Don't know what "Right Stuff" is, but I'd recommend RTV Silicone.  I have had very good luck with the black Permatex silicone.



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Hey Todd when i put the 400 together this winter i used Permatex Anerobic flange sealer on everything. The stuff looks like grape jelly and it stays tacky and does an excellent job i have used it for years ,my two cents!

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anerobic?  is that Iranian or Iraqeeevileye

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I dont know if Saddam was selling the stuff but i guess the correct spelling is ANAEROBIC still like it

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very light bead across the pan side, a little dab where the gasket meets the 1/2 moons. gasket goes under the 1/2 moon edges.

fel pro makes a very nice 1 piece pan gasket for the mark IV too. pn OS30061T

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agreed, go with the one piece, its a little more money but well worth it, if your doing it in car just use a little on the pan to hold it in place till you get it up, same rule as welding clean, clean, and reclean

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Too late- I already have the two piece. I'll use a bit on the pan side.
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