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#946950 05/31/2013 1:07 AM
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I finally replaced my rear crankseal off my 235. Would it be wise to put a bit of silicone at each end of the lower bearing cap where the rope ends? If yes what type of product would you recommend?
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Never silicone, to use that everything has to be super clean.
Some aviation permatex or a dab of #2.


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thanks I went out and bought some permatex aviation today, I don't want to do this job twice

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It won't go to waste, use it on such things as fender bolts, door hinge bolts and any place that the bolts are exposed to water. It will keep the rust away from the threads. A tube of #2 would be nice too, its thicker and is good for areas like where the oil pan side gaskets meet the end gaskets. I have never had anything with #2 on it leak, oil or water.
Make sure that you don't get any on the crankshaft to seal wear area, well a pin point size shouldn't hurt a thing, but try to avoid it.

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I tried to find this tube #2, who makes it Permatex?

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