I am wondering what people suggest to seal the bell houseing and tranny side back together with.
Thanks,
Pat
Sealing a Getrag.
RTV of some sort?
Oh, and if you need axle seals, let me know. I've got a set of new ones that my mechanic forgot to put in when he did my clutch.
Oh, and if you need axle seals, let me know. I've got a set of new ones that my mechanic forgot to put in when he did my clutch.
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Stage 2 ported TB, Semi-custom Borla center exit, FSWerks CAI, FS front strut bar, suspension by FR/Multimatic gone, but not forgotten
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Patalrob
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I've got the seals 
Need something with no thickness to it at all. "so it doesn't change the bearing seat" I've got it right on the money right now going to double cheak though when I get it back together.
Need something with no thickness to it at all. "so it doesn't change the bearing seat" I've got it right on the money right now going to double cheak though when I get it back together.
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I think I just used some sort of RTV on my MTX.
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I believe the proper sealant is an Anaerobic sealant http://www.cyclepedia.com/anaerobic-sealant/
Or a rigid flange sealant of some sort, I don't think I'd use RTV though.
Or buy the Ford TA-16 gasket maker from me to reseal it.
Or a rigid flange sealant of some sort, I don't think I'd use RTV though.
Or buy the Ford TA-16 gasket maker from me to reseal it.
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Patalrob
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I'll stop by there early next week and pick some up from you since I need to get a couple more things.FORDSVTPARTS wrote:I believe the proper sealant is an Anaerobic sealant http://www.cyclepedia.com/anaerobic-sealant/
Or a rigid flange sealant of some sort, I don't think I'd use RTV though.
Or buy the Ford TA-16 gasket maker from me to reseal it.
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ding ding!!! you are correct. dont use rtv it will leak. the anerobic;ojhgluiaesng ....what ever its called, i know its red and it gets you high.FORDSVTPARTS wrote:I believe the proper sealant is an Anaerobic sealant http://www.cyclepedia.com/anaerobic-sealant/
Or a rigid flange sealant of some sort, I don't think I'd use RTV though.
Or buy the Ford TA-16 gasket maker from me to reseal it.
wink wink.....bitches