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Installing Timing Chain Covers

Should you use a gasket adhesive when reinstalling timing chain covers after tensioner upgrade????

Old 06-21-2016, 04:33 AM
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Depends if you ever plan on pulling them off again.

If yes, skip the adhesive and fight the fight of getting it to seal with just the gasket.

If no, I used permatex copper spray sealant which worked great.
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If one is to use a sealant/adhesive, the consensus appears to be Curil-T sealant. A search (especially on John Walker's posts) will help in your decision.

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I used threebond 1104 per the complete engine sealant thread. Not fun to remove and scrape (Had to do one of them after I messed up the assembly procedure), but there is no way they're ever going to leak.
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i used the yamabond ( 1104 ) very thin coating on the gasket.
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My vote: Clean-clean-clean mating surfaces... then sealant.

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