Engine Assembly - Sealant and Lube

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Old 05-24-2018, 01:23 PM
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Engine Assembly - Sealant and Lube

Hello everyone. I was reading through my Factory Service Manual (FSM) - and trying to compile a complete list of sealants and lubricants that I will need for engine reassembly. This is not complete engine reassembly, but the parts of the reassembly that require a sealant or lube. I wanted to compile my findings in this thread to see if my understanding is correct, if the equivalent sealants/lubricants to the Ford numbers are correct, and to find out the missing equivalents, and if I'm missing/forgetting anything else. Hopefully I'll have the answers within the 30 day limit so that I can edit this post with all of the information. Please take a look! Thanks

Sealants and Lubrication are listed in likely order of reassembly.

Crankshaft
  • Medium: Engine Oil Equivalent: None Application: light coat of engine oil on bearing journals and bearing halves.
Crankshaft Main Bearing Cap
  • Medium: D6AZ-19562-B Equivalent: Permatex Ultra Black® Gasket Maker Application: see images below

Rear Main Seal
  • Medium: Engine Oil Equivalent: noneApplication: See image below
Piston and Rings
  • Medium: Engine Oil Equivalent: NoneApplication: Oil the piston rings, pistons, and cylinder walls with light engine oil prior to assembly.
Camshaft
  • Medium: Engine Oil Equivalent: NoneApplication: Oil the camshaft bearing journals prior to assembly.
  • Medium: D0AZ-19584-A (polyethylene grease) Equivalent: off-the-shelf Engine Assembly LubeApplication: Apply to all lobes
Lifters
  • Medium: D0AZ-19584-A (polyethylene grease) Equivalent: off-the-shelf Engine Assembly LubeApplication: see image below


Push Rods & Rocker Arm Assembly
  • Medium: Engine Oil Equivalent: noneApplication: see image below
  • Medium: D0AZ-19584-A (polyethylene grease) Equivalent: off-the-shelf Engine Assembly LubeApplication: see image below

Push Rod Cover
  • Medium: B5A-19554-1A (oil-resistant sealer) Equivalent: Permatex "The Right Stuff"Application: see image below
Cylinder Block Front Cover
  • Medium: C1AZ-19590-B Grease Equivalent: ???Application: Front cover crankshaft oil seal. See image below
  • Medium: D0AZ-19584-A (Polyethylene Grease) Equivalent: ??? Application: Crankshaft stub, damper hub I.D., and seal rubbing surface of front cover (see image below).



Crankshaft Rear Oil Seal
  • Medium: B5A-19554-A Equivalent: Permatex High Temperature Thread Sealant Application: see image below

Oil Pan Side Gaskets
  • Medium: D7AZ-19B508-A Equivalent: ??? Application: see image below

Core Plugs
  • Medium: D8AZ-19554-A Equivalent: Permatex High Temperature Thread SealantApplication: see image below
  • Medium: B5A-19554-A Equivalent: Permatex Water Pump & Thermostat RTV Silicone Gasket Application: see image below
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Water Pump
  • Medium: B5A-19554-A Equivalent: Permatex Water Pump & Thermostat RTV Silicone Gasket Application: Gasket (both sides) and bolt threads. See image below
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Intake and Exhaust Manifolds
  • Medium: Graphite Grease Equivalent: ??? Application: See image below

Flywheel Attaching Bolts
  • Medium: D8AZ-19554-A Equivalent: Permatex High Temperature Thread Sealant Application: See image below
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So what do ya'll think? Can you fill in the gaps where I don't have an "off-the-shelf" equivalent? Are the other equivalents correct? What am I forgetting about? Thanks a lot!
 

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Awesome info! Bump!
 
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I edited my original post because I forgot to include a couple items for the front cover (polyethylene grease).

I'm still looking for input regarding equivalents. Can anyone chime in on what products they use? Thanks!
 
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I enjoyed this post. I think this should be a sticky in the tech/reference section for those who may be assembling an engine without the benefit of a manual.
 
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Originally Posted by 81F(ranken)100
I edited my original post because I forgot to include a couple items for the front cover (polyethylene grease).

I'm still looking for input regarding equivalents. Can anyone chime in on what products they use? Thanks!
For the graphite lubricant, you could use standard anti seize. For the poly grease, i normally use blue chassis grease or sil glide for light oil seal lubricant. I couldn't agree more with this being a sticky.
 
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