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Old 07-31-2014, 10:36 AM   #6
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Re: Leaky 400 oil pan

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This what I am using, and I am leaking at the front engine on the round part around the crank. I have a chrome pan. Should I take it off and sand chrome and reseal with permatex and put back in place. Was wondering if the cork gaskets are better??
Chrome pans usually = "Made In China" part.
Use an OE pan. Beyond that, I would do the dab of silicone @ the corners of the timing cover & rear main seal for insurance.
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