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oil tank install

Is the rubber gasket suppose to go through the sheet metal oval hole or but up against it? Been out of the car for so long I can't remember. If it does go through it looks like it could be a bit of a challange. A pic of this area would be really helpful.

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I just butts up against it from the inside of the fender. I just had mine out a month ago during the engine rebuild.

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exactly what I was looking for, thanks. And might I add what a clean looking engine bay!
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Thanks, I had the engine out for the rebuild and I figured while it was out I maight as well take advantage of the space to clean and paint. Here is one after everything was back in.


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