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gasket configuration help

Could someone tell me which way this goes on? Wayne's book cautions that if installed upside down there can be a serious oil leak. It can go any of 4 different ways. Thank you!

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On a 2.0 there is no wrong way.
Well you do have to get the gasket over all for studs.
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Old 04-22-2006, 05:15 PM
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On my 964, there is a part of the case that is indented to match the extra bump on the inside of the gasket.

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So, the material inside the perimeter is for another application? And just qurious Henry, do you ever use any type of sealant on this or the chain case pieces? I know the book says "no", but this block is 40 years old, and God only knows, how many re-builds. If I had nice new pieces, I wouldn't ask. Thank you!
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We use a thin coat of 574 Loctite.
When I say thin, I mean thin. Just make it wet.

Lay the gasket on a piece of glass and use your finger to wipe the 574 on. Then flip it and do it again.
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Thanks Henry!

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