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#636080 04/08/2010 11:17 PM
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I’m getting ready to reinstall the cylinder head on my 235 and am wondering if any sealer or other material should be applied to the gasket. I remember my Dad telling me that nothing should be put on a head gasket, but things may have changed over 60 years.


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If using a Fel Pro head gasket don't put anything on it.


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