
Engine Rebuild
#1
Posted 26 June 2018 - 09:31 PM
#2
Posted 26 June 2018 - 11:14 PM
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
#3
Posted 27 June 2018 - 12:27 AM
The gasket between the block/Gearbox and the transfer case should NOT have any sealant. Very important it goes on dry.
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
why? i have always used Blue Hylomar on them. never had any issues or leaks.
#4
Posted 27 June 2018 - 02:32 AM
I use Permatex / Loctite No.3 on all gaskets, except for;-
Head Gasket - usually dry, but depending on what it is, I may use Blue Spray on Hylomar
Cork Rocker Cover Gasket - dry
Water Pump, Thermostat Cover, Heater Take Off - RTV
#5
Posted 27 June 2018 - 07:21 AM
Thanks Moke Spider
#6
Posted 27 June 2018 - 11:23 AM
#7
Posted 28 June 2018 - 12:13 AM
why? i have always used Blue Hylomar on them. never had any issues or leaks.
The gasket between the block/Gearbox and the transfer case should NOT have any sealant. Very important it goes on dry.
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
Because I don't think you can reliably measure the idler end float if you have sealant on the gasket. There's no real reason to to do it. The gasket seals perfectly ok dry.
#8
Posted 28 June 2018 - 12:22 AM
why? i have always used Blue Hylomar on them. never had any issues or leaks.The gasket between the block/Gearbox and the transfer case should NOT have any sealant. Very important it goes on dry.
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
Because I don't think you can reliably measure the idler end float if you have sealant on the gasket. There's no real reason to to do it. The gasket seals perfectly ok dry.
will have zero effect on endfloat.
#9
Posted 28 June 2018 - 12:44 AM
will have zero effect on endfloat.
Because I don't think you can reliably measure the idler end float if you have sealant on the gasket. There's no real reason to to do it. The gasket seals perfectly ok dry.
why? i have always used Blue Hylomar on them. never had any issues or leaks.The gasket between the block/Gearbox and the transfer case should NOT have any sealant. Very important it goes on dry.
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
How come?
#10
Posted 28 June 2018 - 01:19 AM
will have zero effect on endfloat.
Because I don't think you can reliably measure the idler end float if you have sealant on the gasket. There's no real reason to to do it. The gasket seals perfectly ok dry.
why? i have always used Blue Hylomar on them. never had any issues or leaks.The gasket between the block/Gearbox and the transfer case should NOT have any sealant. Very important it goes on dry.
On the others, some people use grease, some blue Hylomar, some other stuff.
I used a thin smear of Hylomar. Seems OK.
How come?
It may do and theoretically, you may have a point, however, you'd need very very expensive and 'fine' measuring gear costing all of your children + the wife to be able to sensibly measure it.
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