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Old Yesterday, 03:13 PM   #51
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Re: Do all old trucks leak or is there an acceptable amount?

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Are the fel-pro blue silicone gaskets gtg?
If you are talking about the PermaDry gaskets, they have torque limiters built in so you cannot over-torque the bolts. I have the valve cover and oil pan gaskets. They are expensive, but worth it in my opinion. They are also reusable, which is nice.
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Re: Do all old trucks leak or is there an acceptable amount?

I think I read somewhere to put a dab of rtv on the edges under the 4 bolt carrier when replacing the neoprene main seal.
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