'04 Elantra GT: Is the tensioner pulley the right one and do I need to order a gasket sealer?
2084005
I bought this but did not change it yet, about gasket always makes sense to be replaced.
2084006
This is the kit for that car. On the water pump, the most important thing is getting the surface clean and keeping it flat. To make it flat don't use a roloc disc on the aluminum. Use a razor blade held at a very small angle so as to not gouge the aluminum. If you want to use a sealer, use a gray silicone (hondabond, yamabond, permatex ultra gray, etc) the permatex will be the easiest to find. Any auto parts store should have it (autozone, advance auto parts, pep boys.) Opps, I am not Cleo K. but her son using her laptop which was signed into her account.
2084007
I installed this on a 2006 Tucson. The tensioner is the correct one, be sure to follow the instructions carefully on making sure that the slack is out of the belt before tightening down the tensioner nut by measuring belt deflection. Clean old gasket material off the engine block bearing careful not to gouge the aluminum. I use a copper dish scouring pad and solvent. Install pump using a thin layer of permatex gasket maker no. 2 or equivalent (non hardening) on both sides of the fiber gasket provided. This is sold in a tube at all local auto parts stores.
2084008
Yes the kit was perfect. I did get sealer for the water pump. The TC does not require sealer its mostly for dust...
2084009
Everything works perfect. You wont need anything other than this kit. Waterpump,gasket,tensioner and belt fit perfectly.
1342628
The one I received. Had a new gasket. But if for some reason it doesn't the original gasket can be reused over and over unless it is tore. Part is easy to change. Dealer will charge you 300 bucks to change it. It takes about 20 minutes. And be sure not to hook power to it until it is fully mounted.
246144
Same response as Clarence. The is no seal gasket as such. When you install this unit in the hole in the bottom of the tank and use the wrench that comes with it the rubber expands and makes the seal.
1481148
Hi, the kit i just recieved had the aluminum/rubber gasket. this was a really nice kit that had the paperwork to help make sure the timming was correct.
2275927
no you don't need both as they are the same thing. You can call it a gasket or an o ring or a seal.
1945339
The website says YES it fits your application, but...on my 2000 3.8 the belt was so tight that there was very little play in the tensioner. The instructions mention another idle pulley part number as a solution if the belt is too tight. After 1 year with no trouble, but squeaky idle pulley, I ordered the smaller idle pulley from an auto parts store and now the tensioner has a little more play. Without this kit I couldn't drive the van in wet weather.
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.
880188
http://www.absak.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/24_78_84Be sure to replace all of the gaskets and do nor over tighten the four nuts on the end of the pump. I have delt whit these folks for several years, and found them to be fast and fair.
1670841
There is an orange or red colored oring on the bottom of the pump shaft. That's all that I used to install it. There is no actual motor gasket that's needed
472573
It has a sealed bearing. It doesn't need a gasket. If your trying to get away cheap you can order them from eBay I think it was 2 for around 70$.
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
1709143
Hi,I saw the large gas spots on the parking lot. My car had a gas leak. The gas was dripped down through the crack in the fuel line. And, my son, auto mechanic, did suggest buying the Dorman 800-074 Fuel Line. The Dorman 800-074 Fuel Line is 10 feet long 5/16" in diameter and made from Nylon. Have a great day,Zoya Amir-Smith
567832
You will need a small thing of plumbers putty to seal from Natural Gas leaks and have an adjustable wrench. I think I might have also used a skrewdriver. Took me about 1.5 hours to complete.
130574
Mine leaked. You might need new gasket rings. Mine always broke and didn't seal completely.
133976
Go to ebay for proper sealhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/ONE-1-NEW-OEM-MAZDA-3-5-SPEED-6-CX-7-OIL-COOLER-SEAL-GASKET-/151446649855?ssPageName=ADME:L:EOISSA:US:1123
464195
Check the ad for your answers, it tells you what comes with it. However, that said, you use the original bolts. It's been 2 years since I got it, and don't think the gaskets came with it. And the thermostat is a separate item.
469761
It is NOT a paper/felt gasket. Actually, with this kit wich includes the housing, the pump and housing will already be assembled with the water pump gasket in between. It is a very high-tech water pump gasket that is a type of elastomeric gasket. It does NOT require the use of any RTV sealant. Just bolt on to correct torque specs if you get the kit without the housing. The other paper gasket in the picture is not the main water pump gasket; it is for the back of the water pump housing. There are also some rubber seals (one is the thermostat gasket, and the other two are o-rings that go in the back for the housing connections. The actual water pump gasket is not paper/felt. It is NOT a paper/felt gasket. Actually, with this kit wich includes the housing, the pump and housing will already be assembled with the water pump gasket in between. It is a very high-tech water pump gasket that is a type of elastomeric gasket. It does NOT require the use of any RTV sealant. Just bolt on to correct torque specs if you get the kit without the housing. The other paper gasket in the picture is not the main water pump gasket; it is for the back of the water pump housing. There are also some rubber seals (one is the thermostat gasket, and the other two are o-rings that go in... » Read More It is NOT a paper/felt gasket. Actually, with this kit wich includes the housing, the pump and housing will already be assembled with the water pump gasket in between. It is a very high-tech water pump gasket that is a type of elastomeric gasket. It does NOT require the use of any RTV sealant. Just bolt on to correct torque specs if you get the kit without the housing. The other paper gasket in the picture is not the main water pump gasket; it is for the back of the water pump housing. There are also some rubber seals (one is the thermostat gasket, and the other two are o-rings that go in the back for the housing connections. The actual water pump gasket is not paper/felt. « Show Less