paceo

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what do you reccomend to stick this on with? i have some silicone which is a high temperature one for up to 900 degrees.

just worried as i want it all to fit first time with no leaks.

Turbosystems

iTrader: (5)

it must be stuck to the block use a few little dabs of super glue

paceo

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will be tricky though!

mechanic28

iTrader: (5)

its that bastard lip on the main bearing side

Csm

rtv black silicone sealent

superb sealing with no leaks and the best i have ever used

i used it on my cossie on the rocker gasket, half moons, water pump etc

nothing leaked after using that i can tell you

tabetha

Silicone is ok so long as it does not go near oil!!
Silicone is Crap.
LOCTITE 5910/5900, and it will never leak again, you can even leave OFF the gasket ans it will still stick perfectly.
tabetha

Tony Rs

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had loads of grief with my rst done the sump gasket 4 times hated the car by the fith but thats when i put a few dabs of super glue onto the sump especially on the bends and never leaked again make sure you get a rubber gasket and not the crap cork ones

morto

had loads of probs with my rst no matter how many new sump gaskets i put on it still leaked one of the problems is that people tighten them up to tight and bend the lip so even after you put a new sump gasket on it will still leak, the only fix really is to put a brand new one on and never over tighten it

andy

nigel b

fiat cinquecento sport sump sealant

Christian and Beccy

iTrader: (14)

I reckon the problems most are having is due to using a Genuine Ford sump gasket.

sm

spray glue always works for me

StephenC

horrible job, my first one leaked then I used some loctite stuff that was orange in colour and that worked. The gasket itself came from Halfrauds if that helps.

paceo

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stuck it down with superglue, and it looks very very good to me, where the half moons are im going to put a little bit of high temperature silicone there to make sure they seal!

Tony Rs

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