you use the new gasket that came with it or the oem reusable one
874374
I used the one that came with it but should have reused the original gasket.
874375
I used the new gasket. One of the reasons I ordered a new pan was due to constant leaking at the gasket. I just wanted to start fresh with the new pan. I'm not sure that it really matters, but it has worked great so far.
874376
I used the OEM, but it was a new one from the dealer...just because I didn't want to have to take a chance on a leak. The pan really help me alot with the temp.
874377
My truck is 12 years old, 300,000 miles I used a new OEM gasket, but the original still looked good and useable.
874378
Use rubber oem , use a drop of blue thread lock on each bolt and Tighten 95inch lbs
874379
I used the on that came with it. I did use some permatex gasket maker. Check the pan one corner was bent. I didnt notice it until I was installing it. Also I have been fighting the drain plug for leaks. I would suggest using a copper washer and some permatex gasket maker before you put it on. Good Luck!
874380
I used the hard fiber gasket that came with the pan. The OEM pan has raised "bosses" to prevent the rubber gasket from oozing out when the bolts are tightened, but the Derale pan does not have the bosses. I think one of those aftermarket gaskets with rubber on both sides bonded to a metal piece in between would work well if you want to remove the pan often, but they are pretty expensive. Since I have an external filter, and the pan has a drain plug, I don't plan to remove the pan again for a while.
1945957
There is a rubber type gasket that runs around the outside to stop leaking. You can remove it.
197653
Yes it does need a new gasket I couldnt find it anywhere that had it in stock all the part store needed to special order it so I just spent 12 I think at the dealership
910850
Yes, use the one that came with it. A little Teflon tape & don't over tighten the fitting. Treat a tool properly & you will get many use's from it. This is Not a heavy duty or commercial unit. Treat it as such & you will get many years from it. IMO.
500194
Both the gaskets and the filter are standard. You use the same parts as the stovetop.
490556
Yes, my carb came with a a new gasket.was slightly bigger than the original but didn't cause a problem in installing. Didn't block any of the openings
464001
I used some Teflon tape on the threads. No gasket. Probably don't need the tape but it can't hurt.
703938
Sorry, I don't understand your question. The gasket fits into the section with the blade, the same as the original one did.
1228087
Yes, you might have forgot to reuse the gasket, or the gasket is too flat and need to be replaced
2216348
The gaskets are replaceable. That being said, I've had the same gaskets for over two years now and there hasn't been any sign of aging or cracking in the rubber.
1642152
Even if a new gasket is missing, the old gasket should still be usable if it is not damaged and the area in which the gasket fits is clean.
1228354
You have everything you need to be a direct replacement to the original. I did not have to buy any additional gaskets or donuts fittings. You will have to reuse your bolts. Also pay attention when removing the original as to which side has the donut and which side has the other o-ring. The new setup comes with them but nothing to tell you which goes on which side.
1323719
That's how the new style comes. The gaskets fit to either side now separating instead 2 individual gasketsthanks
374906
They have changed it now. I find no problem at all in cleaning the gasket. There are now little open slots at the top that allow me to rinse under the gasket. They also have a little tool to use should something get stuck under there. But I have only had to use the tool once. I have had the product about 4 months and use it regularly. I only usually just need to rinse through the slots and it gets everything out.
1206743
I take the rubber ring gasket off of the filter between uses and clean out the groove
1625968
Ya have to buy the stopper. I never heard of a gasket you can replace it with.
1269706
They sell the whole kit at Home Depot and may have parts there. The rubber gasket was the first to go for me. It barely made it a month. I've never replace it...I'm lazy