"As for the sealant, the copper stuff is good stuff, but not for the bedplate. We use the copper spray on all kinds of stuff down here in Arizona, but the bedplate is not one of them. For the amount of work it takes to get the bedplate off, it's only smart that you use the right stuff so you never have to do it again. Wouldn't you agree? Get the anaerobic and get it done right so you don't have to worry about that thing leaking."


can you specify a good brand to use- or is any spray that says anaerobic sealant on it good enough---- if im correct anaerobic sealants harden when there is no air present, correct???

thanks for your help------- on another note that cooling problem is driving me nuts- i cant figure it out- but one things for sure if the system is not topped off with coolant it doesnt like to sit at idle for too long.