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Nad-5GTT
10-03-2013, 19:18
I've just looked on Mike's website and seen that he sells a cork sump gasket. Has anyone got any experience of these? I always seem to lean towards using too much sealant, so this is appealing to me.

LYNCHSTAR
10-03-2013, 19:49
id be using high temp black silicone gasket maker its never let me down.:)

Nottswoody
10-03-2013, 20:06
Loctite black works for me from halfords not cheap but cheaper and easier than scrubbing the drive :)

gttjames
10-03-2013, 21:43
Iv used high temp black silicone Volvo sealent which has worked fine, and also used the cork gasket - I put silicone on aswell though lol just not as much, both worked

Nad-5GTT
11-03-2013, 09:08
Iv used high temp black silicone Volvo sealent which has worked fine, and also used the cork gasket - I put silicone on aswell though lol just not as much, both worked

I might do this to, gasket and a smidge of sealent. I just can't help but put way too much sealant on:ashamed: I'm always thinking I don't want it to leak I'll put a bit more on :sad2:

car.crash
11-03-2013, 09:14
The gaskets don't work to well. I went through a couple and they both leaked.
Loctite black sealant sorted it and we binned the gaskets.

James5
11-03-2013, 10:01
The gaskets don't work to well. I went through a couple and they both leaked.
Loctite black sealant sorted it and we binned the gaskets.


I am with Marc, replaced my sump a few years back with cork type and the fecking leaked constantly, ended up removing and just using the Loctite sealant I always used previous and no leaks

GARAGEMSANTOS
11-03-2013, 11:07
New poster! (less than 10 posts)

Also very important detail to tighten the sump in the correct order and to the right torque. I don't have the torque specs. But I can find out if necessary.

Regards

Nad-5GTT
11-03-2013, 11:43
Cheers guys, right sealant it is then:) I'll have a look in Haynes for the torque settings cheers mate

Brigsy
11-03-2013, 12:53
Stikaflex.