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yeah, i'd do it. too many issues with the old reseal job. done it enough to remember the number-113 140 0701. good luck, chuck.
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That's impressive!
Ok, I'm not going to question silicon over manifold gasket… as long as it holds. But, what about the split between top and bottom? As far as I can tell there is a leak there, audible and visible via smoke, less than 6 months after the re-seal. Should I even attempt to do this again (or let the shop correct it)… or is this project doomed no matter what. I mean I don't want to do this every 6 months and hope it lasts longer. |
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Instead of RTV, try using Hylomar, it holds a bit better and doesnt slip out. I even use it on hosepipes with screwclamps.
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