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Old 12-09-2008, 02:36 PM   #1
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Push Rod Cover Gasket Help

I just replaced the push rod cover gaskets on my 250ci. L6 about a month ago and the front one is still leaking right behind the coil. I used new gaskets and high temp RTV silicone between the covers and the gaskets. Did I miss a step or should I be putting RTV silicone on the engine and on the cover? Are there better aftermarket gaskets available (I got the cork kind from AutoZone)? Should I just get new covers? Mine don't look bad but maybe they are bent enough that I won't be able to get a good seal with them. Your input is appreciated.

On the positive side, my engine oils the bottom of the truck automatically so I shouldn't get much rust, unfortunately it also oils my garage floor
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