which sealant to use on the oil pan cover?
Sorry but cannot find which sealant is the recommended for the oil pan cover.
I will be changing the oil and wanted to check the inside of the oil pan (4 curiosity and to check for debris), my engine has 60k I remember reading that you can use a motorcycle engine case sealer, called Yamabond.. (?) or something like that.. What do you recommend? Thank you in advance. |
Loctite 5900
References: http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/Boxster_Tech/12-ENGINE-deep_sump/12-ENGINE-deep_sump.htm (see Figure 3) http://www.lnengineering.com/deepsump.html (scroll down to installation instructions) |
And use the Loctite 5900 sparingly; excess sealant is usually found clogging the oil pickup.....
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You can use any generic oil gasket sealer out there. I've picked up permatex ultra black at walmart when I didn't want to buy online. It has worked flawlessly.
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Any sealant will work, I use the Permatex Red. The secret is to use as little as possible. The spec calls for a 1.5mm bead. That is very little. Less is more. If you goober it, the sealant can get into the oil and clog the pickup tube.
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Loctite 5900 is good, but hard to remove the part later & clean off. Permatex Ultra Grey is good & available at most auto parts stores $7.00, since the oil sump plate is easy to seal I recommend this. |
Loctite 5900. Use a thin strip at the mid to outer edge of the pan. Most of it will squeeze out. Mine is sealed up good.
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I use Permatex copper.
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Locally, my choices are somewhat limited. Can't find anyone nearby with Loctite 5900 or I would go with that.
I've narrowed down the choices to these which I can get locally at PA, Can-ti or Wallyworld: 1) Permatex ultra copper rtv hi temp gasket maker 2) Permatex red hi temp rtv adhesive sealant 3) Permatex ultra black rtv gasket maker 4) I also found a new tube of Permatex anaerobic gasket maker in my cavernous cupboards. Some opinions on the best choice out of these would certainly be appreciated! |
Have you seen the size of the little packet of Permatex you get with the IMS Guardian? It's literally the same as a squeeze pack of ketchup you get at a fast food joint. I'm wondering if there's really enough there to go all the way around the pan!!
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