The product description says it is for manifolds and is water and oil resistant. But it does not indicate it is gasoline resistant. Anyone know if it is ok for use on intake manifold gaskets?
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Edelbrock's installation instructions call for using gasgacinch specifically for the intake gaskets.
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The label says All engines. I have used it in a BMW 4.4 with no signs of any problems. Just don't exceed the 20% ratio of stopleak to oil.
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I primarily use this on Triumph motorcycle cases and it is the best Permatex (or any) product for the job. I've also used it on rubber pipes to metal banjos and it worked well there too. I suspect that it would work well in your situation but I have not used it on plastic and there are so many kinds of plastic that I would test it first. Personally, on threads where gas or oil is involved, I use the yellow Teflon tape -- it seals gasoline so diesel should be no problem.
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This is used with a gasket. Put a nice coating on the stat housing and the head.. This is good..will seal the tiny little nooks you might get a seepage. make sure both surfaces are clean and smooth..no old sealer or gasket left.Works very well, properly tighten down the housing..snug all bolts to make sure everything is seated..then tighten to proper specs.
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Yes, it is recommended to use with water only actually. It is good for all engines and can be mixed with coolant or regular H2O.
80976
No. Its like a spray goop. Not good for seams but good for cracks that are clean. Replace the gasket and use blue permatex between the valve cover and the gasket.
906804
This product is used as a sealer on a gasket. It does not replace a gasketThere are other products to replace a gasket
906802
I use it in conjunction with a gasket. I spread it on both sides of the paper gasket or a synthetic cork gasket and torque down the bolts. I have also used it on two machined surfaces where no gasket is required and torque the bolts down. I would not use it in place of a gasket.
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From what I recall having read on the package is that this is a liquid gasket. However, the label suggest that it not be used for parts such as trans and oil pans.
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I used it on the hydraulics for a wood splitter and it stopped the leak. A lot less effort then replacing the gaskets. I have not done a lot of splitting this summer will give it a true test this fall.
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I use this to seal silicone cooling plenum flex material against an engine crankcase(temp is about 170degF). It can not be used solely as a gasket. A thin layer could be used as a gasket cement but I would not use it as the next service interval will involve some nasty clean up. Also, some residual material could beak off internally while in service an plug an oil galley...so I wouldn't use it for a gasket cement application.
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Not sure, there is a cork material that is usually sufficient for oil, I also bought a tiny gasket cutter from Amazon and cut a gasket for the cap on my waste oil container out of cork. It fits great and seals the cap so waste oil does not leak out. There may be a blue hepalon material suitable for gasoline gaskets, I don't have the gaskets in front of me but I think I remember there being one. If you want I can check later.
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used as a gasket, I used it as a gasket for a water pump in the lower unit of a johnson 150 outboard motor. The gasket material was origionally used in airplanes via 3M corporation, I am not sure who holds that patent but the stuff is great. If you need a thicket gasket like for a rear end differential this is not the stuff, it makes a thin gasket similar to constructon paper.....
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I accidently used it without the gaskets and it worked fine. No leaks or anything. If worse comes to worse, try it without the "ring".
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It depends. Generally, I would say no. If you are trying to mend a" split- in- two" gas tank, then the answer is no, it is not designed for that. If you are trying to seal a gas tank gasket, then I would say yes. It will seal gasoline leaks with pressure applied. Be sure to read and follow application instructions.
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Not sure on that vehicle. I had a blown head gasket on 1995 Volvo 960, coolant in my engine oil. I followed the directions exactly in March 2014 and 5,000 miles ago. Still holding up.
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I had a valve cover gasket leak in a 94 integra I bought for my daughter ;used it once and power washed the motor off .... never have seen another drop of oil ...