i have a 1964 Parisienne CS with a 327 300 HP 4 speed car
when it was restored, they used original cork seals and gaskets,they did a period correct restoration
and now a few of them are leaking and need replacing
should i use original looking cork seals and gaskets again or can i upgrade to rubber seals?
where can i buy the seals and gaskets?
I don't have any problem with cork gaskets. Any auto parts supply store should be able to help you out.
There may be other reasons for the leak depending where the oil is coming from.
locomotion wrote:should i use original looking cork seals and gaskets again or can i upgrade to rubber seals?where can i buy the seals and gaskets?
Car Quest NAPA etc.
SD 396 wrote:I don't have any problem with cork gaskets. Any auto parts supply store should be able to help you out. There may be other reasons for the leak depending where the oil is coming from.
leaks are coming from the oil pan, gas pump, differential pinion
locomotion wrote:SD 396 wrote:I don't have any problem with cork gaskets. Any auto parts supply store should be able to help you out. There may be other reasons for the leak depending where the oil is coming from. leaks are coming from the oil pan, gas pump, differential pinion
all parts availble at car Quest Napa CTC etc etc E-bay
427carl wrote:locomotion wrote:SD 396 wrote:I don't have any problem with cork gaskets. Any auto parts supply store should be able to help you out. There may be other reasons for the leak depending where the oil is coming from. leaks are coming from the oil pan, gas pump, differential pinion Get a Fel-Pro 1 piece oil pan gasket for this 327, I used one on my 327 and it works great
Get a Fel-Pro 1 piece oil pan gasket for this 327, I used one on my 327 and it works great
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