<VV> Oil Pump Q/Paper gasket

[Jim Houston]

Thanks for all the responses.  I put things together without any sealant...

Jim Houston

Eric S. Eberhard wrote:
> I have taken to using weather strip cement for cork and paper (not 
> rubber!) gaskets.  A very thin coat dries quickly and keeps the 
> gasket from moving while installing and tightening.  I generally put 
> it on one side only.  So for an oil pan I'll glue the cork gasket to 
> the pan, then install it with nothing further.  This has been by far 
> what I have the most luck with.  And I've tried every kind of rtv, 
> gasket sealer, etc that there is.  But it may also just work well 
> because of the way I do things, who knows? Eric
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