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  • nate6472
    1st Gear
    • Apr 2009
    • 133

    Gear Box Oil Pan Gasket

    Should I use a non-hardening (soft) gasket seal or a hardening? Thanks
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    Nate B
    88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
    84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
    80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
    78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
    82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
    82 SIII 88" RHD Diesel in 2009
    92 Range Rover - In the 90's
    cuis2000@yahoo.com
  • jac04
    Overdrive
    • Feb 2007
    • 1884

    #2
    Non-hardening (Permatex #2) is usually the way to go.

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    • nate6472
      1st Gear
      • Apr 2009
      • 133

      #3
      thanks
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      Nate B
      88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
      84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
      80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
      78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
      82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
      82 SIII 88" RHD Diesel in 2009
      92 Range Rover - In the 90's
      cuis2000@yahoo.com

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      • Drain Rovers2
        Low Range
        • Aug 2008
        • 82

        #4
        You can use RTV gasket maker ( "The Right Stuff")that is what I used and it works the best because you can really get a lot on there. The gasket sets(proline) for the whole tranny is really cheap you can go that way too. Part Number PLC605 is the whole set of gaskets for the tranny ( not bad to have lying around)
        -Ethan
        1966 2a 88' Pickup
        1966 2a 109' Pickup
        2002 F550 7.3l
        1997 f250 7.3l

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        • JackIIA
          5th Gear
          • Dec 2008
          • 498

          #5
          Partial Thread HiJack -

          I used Permatex anaerobic gasket maker (red) on trans. Directions (which I ignored) mentioned using "Permatex Surface Prep" activator on one of the mating surfaces. I'm assuming this isn't vital. But thought I'd ask. I'm not taking it apart regardless. I'll wait for the inevitable leaks and then revisit.
          1970 88 IIA

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