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Old 10-30-2009, 02:19 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by s14unimog View Post
^ Right, only to help the head gasket seal not prevent oil weeping from the front cover.
Did you use any sealant on the headgasket between the timing chain cover & head? If so, what did you use.

~m

EDIT:

looked at the pics... It's grey sealant with no copper spray.

This is good for most novice builders since it does seal larger imperfections much better. I may or may not use the grey sealant (always use coppers spay) between the front cover & head depending on machine work performed and type of build. If you slap a MLS HG on without kissing the block and cover, you will almost certainly need a thicker grey sealant because of imperfections at the cover to block mating surface

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Last edited by let5l1de; 10-30-2009 at 02:39 PM.. Reason: Fixed front cover: Thinking KA, Remainder of post remains VALID
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