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davo345Oct-13-03 11:07 AM
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#61343, "oil pan gasket?"


          

does our car have an oil pan gasket? i went to advanced auto parts to get a new exhaust mani gasket and an oil pan gasket to get ready for turbo install and they DIDNT have any oil pan gaskets for our can on file. the sales person said its possible that we just DONT have an oil pan gasket. could this be true?

-dave

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xEclipsE RaceRxOct-13-03 11:14 AM
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#61344, "RE: oil pan gasket?"
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Yeah there is a gasket emoji

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UberingramOct-13-03 11:46 AM
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#61351, "RE: oil pan gasket?"
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and it is designed to be reused.

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WickedESiOct-13-03 12:15 PM
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#61358, "RE: oil pan gasket?"
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You should replace it if it's old, because they wear out. You can get them at the dealership.


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Ryan_HesOct-13-03 12:24 PM
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#61360, "RE: oil pan gasket?"
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I took mine off cause it was messed up...just use RTV gasket sealer...

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davo345Oct-13-03 03:13 PM
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#61373, "RE: oil pan gasket?"
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i suppose when i drop the oil pan for some drillage i will see whether or not it can be reused.

thanks ppl

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