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#1459088 07/17/2022 8:21 PM
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Gasket, RTV, or both?


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I did both. No drips this time.

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Both are good and RTV by itself will be just fine if you apply it correctly and follow the instructions for "no gasket" installation. 40 years ago I couldn't find a gasket for the torque tube type rear end, used black RTV and it did just fine.


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I glue it to the cover with trim cement, preferred black,. That holds it in place while you are installing it. Then I put a thin coat of RTV on the outer side. It seals good & usually can be used over.
George


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Originally Posted by Wrenchbender Ret.
I glue it to the cover with trim cement, preferred black,. That holds it in place while you are installing it. Then I put a thin coat of RTV on the outer side. It seals good & usually can be used over.
George

Like a contact cement? I think I’ve got a can of super 77 adhesive around. Never thought about using it to hold gaskets in place.


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That's why they make Gasgacinch.

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Originally Posted by MNSmith
That's why they make Gasgacinch.

It’s also BELT DRESSING!


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