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#467882 11/04/2008 6:46 PM
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I am getting ready to re-attach the 3 speed to the bellhousing on a 235.

Should there be a gasket between these 2 machined surfaces? If not should I use some permatex, mostly to prevent any rust between the surfaces?

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Bob,

No gasket..dry is fine. There is probably enough heat and incidental oil to prevent any chance of rust. That's how I see it! smile

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