replacing timing cover, gasket problem
Lead Driver
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I would leave it alone. Just clean it and be careful to get it in the groove in the bottom of the timing cover when you reassemble. I definitely would not cut or try to cut it. Does the rubber still seem soft and pliable, or is it hard and compressed?
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Fleet Mechanic
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broken oil pan gasket, adding timing chain
The oil pan gasket broke on the front of the oil pan, where there is no metal. Can I use gasket sealer on the oil pan. Or will i have to add a new oil pan gasket?
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