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65, what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by onebaddsm98, Feb-26-03 01:08 PM
I did a search and couldn't find anything. I have a manual tranny. i did some work on it, Now i have to put the bellhousing back on. I need to know what sealant to use and how much to torque the bolts down.
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66, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by juggalo, Feb-26-03 02:21 PM
click on the link in my sig, look for the one that says 2gnt_2g_mt_overhaul.pdf, it should tell you all you need to know.
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67, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by Fast420A, Feb-26-03 06:54 PM
It's red loctite. MAKE SURE you don't mess up when putting it back together and the loctite isn't able to completely seal because you WILL have a leak afterwords.
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68, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by optimuspeterson, Feb-27-03 06:48 AM
anearobic gasket maker. don't know if that what red loctite is, but i used the anearobic gasket maker the second time and it hasn't leaked at all.
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69, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by thedawg, Feb-27-03 08:43 AM
"red loctite" in this context probably means Loctite 518 (or 51817) which is an anaerobic sealant that's very expensive and hard to find but good. I picked up a huge tube from Toyota for $40. A 5ml starter tube like the one below should be enough for the tranny, that's usually $8-15.
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70, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by Super20G, Feb-27-03 10:44 AM
Yeah, What he said, NAPA will have it behind the counter, they never have it in the isles when I go.
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118, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by HadesOmega, Mar-09-03 09:33 PM
$40 holy crap, if I what I think this stuff is I found a big tube for 14 dollars at winchester auto. I guess that wasn't expensive then hehe....
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3900, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by wite96gs, Jan-17-05 08:53 AM
Originally posted by thedawg"red loctite" in this context probably means Loctite 518 (or 51817) which is an anaerobic sealant that's very expensive and hard to find but good. I picked up a huge tube from Toyota for $40. A 5ml starter tube like the one below should be enough for the tranny, that's usually $8-15. 
sorry to resurect an old post, but can anyone tell me for sure if this is the right stuff and how much will I really need to seal up the bell housing??? TIA, Don
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126, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by green3, Mar-11-03 08:28 AM
you dont need to seal the bellhousing. You wont be able to getit back apart later if you use lock tite you will crack some thinf pring on it
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3909, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by Chamuko, Jan-18-05 05:40 PM
NO Anarobic sealer or anyother gastket makers is different from the thread locking compound your thinking of. Anarobic sealer stays in its jelly like form till it is completely absent of air in its environment and only paper thin ( if that).
IT IS LOCTITE 518 or equivalent. Same stuff as on your block, cam seals etc.
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3912, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by wite96gs, Jan-19-05 08:17 AM
thank you for confirming, it's greatly appreciated!
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3916, RE: what kind of sealant for bellhousing? Posted by crxcess, Jan-20-05 03:41 AM
I would use hondabond. I used it for my honda case, get it from the dealer.
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