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FATBOY
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sump gasket

Post by FATBOY »

do you need to put any silicone on them
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Post by Devilrod »

I just use gasket goo on one side to hold it in place.
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Post by FB MAD »

I pretty much do as DR said.

I find if you coat both sides of the gasket it tends to get a bit too "squishy" and can move around a bit too much when tightening.The only spots where I would use goo on both sides would be where two gasket ends join and butt together.

I'd use goo on the sump side and leave the pan side dry.
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Post by Trev »

I used it on both sides, marvelous stuff :lol: , Trev 8) .
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Post by thropzed »

I used the GOO to fill my holes in my radiator at Yamba and its still going!!!
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