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64491, sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by ryan_siefring23, Dec-10-03 08:47 AM
should i use to gaskets or just use some RTV on both sides?
thanks
jw how you guys did it.
thanks
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64492, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by ryan_siefring23, Dec-10-03 08:59 AM
never mind, i'm going to go with no gasket.
thaks
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64496, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by onetrav, Dec-10-03 09:47 AM
Did you finally get one????? Im still waiting on the group buy here.
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64509, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by soulcontroller, Dec-10-03 01:17 PM
i rtv'd it to the block, then used the oil pan gasket for the pan to the scraper.
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64514, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by ughhhead, Dec-10-03 02:03 PM
so it went block-rtv-crankscraper-oil pan gasket-oil pan ? by the way, i'm going to be doing my crank scraper very soon and i'm going to do a write up with pictures, so hopefully that will help a lot of ppl out.
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64515, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by soulcontroller, Dec-10-03 02:10 PM
^^ yes.
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64536, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by Ryan_Hes, Dec-10-03 06:22 PM
I think the oil pan gasket is optional. Ive dropped my oil pan 2 or 3 times and I removed my oil pan gasket long ago. I just use RTV, works fine.
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64543, RE: sugestions on installing crank scraper
Posted by soulcontroller, Dec-10-03 08:11 PM
yea, you dont have to use rtv. i just find having to rtv the pan every time you drop it to be annoying. the gasket just slaps right on.
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