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Old 05-28-2008, 04:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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rear main/ oil pan

My rear main seal started to leak, is felpro and clear rtv up the sides still a good choice or is there a better way now. been out the game for a while and let the car sit for a long, time to get back in it.

was also thinking about replacing the oil pan as mine has a few dings in it. are they still available? same as a gn or diffrent?


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Old 06-04-2008, 02:13 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I just changed mine a couple weeks ago...used the felpro neoprene seals clocked about 1/4" and Permatex "Rite Stuff" black rtv in the sides as recomended. The Rite Stuff is expensive...comes in a pressurized tube so you can inject it up into the sides till it ozzes out. I used the felpro rubber oil pan gasket (several told me to get a cork gasket) after talking to the guys at ESP...they said all they ever use if the felpro rubber ones. The key to making them work and not leak is getting it real clean and dry and propper torque...over tighten and the rubber will split and leak. Unfortunately I can't say I'm good yet since i have not started the car yet...it is however full of oil and so far no drips

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Old 06-06-2008, 07:40 PM   #5 (permalink)
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real seal

When you inject the rtv up into the sides let set overnight for best results.
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When you inject the rtv up into the sides let set overnight for best results.
mine has set for about 4 weeks

hope to test it out this weekend

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