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Posted · 08-13-2014, 10:28 AM

I got this fixed by dropping the pan against the cross member. Had enough space to sand the chrome pan, clean well, and add the permatex black to the timing groove, and a bead to the top and bottom of gasket in the curved area. Put it back together, let sit for 2 days, added oil. Drove it a few times while i am working out other items, and it is good.

08-13-2014, 10:28 AM	#20
Posted Registered User Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: sprinfield Posts: 134	Re: One Piece Oil Pan Gasket questions... I got this fixed by dropping the pan against the cross member. Had enough space to sand the chrome pan, clean well, and add the permatex black to the timing groove, and a bead to the top and bottom of gasket in the curved area. Put it back together, let sit for 2 days, added oil. Drove it a few times while i am working out other items, and it is good.