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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Copenhagen
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Would it be possible to make a full overview of the Model A engine and its mating surfaces in terms of gaskets and sealants. I am usually getting confused by all the solutions mentioned by members online ... most of them diverging heavily from Les Andrews recommendations.
To mention af few areas of interest to me 1. Valve cover 2. Water inlet on engine block. 3. Water outlet on head ... also called gooseneck 4. Timing gear cover 5. Water pump to head surface and so forth... People mention cork gaskets thin paper gaskets thick paper gaskets copper gaskets asbestos gaskets or NO gasket at all. Instead you use a gasket compound etc etc and all these gaskets can be installed dry soaked in oil/grease gasket compound on one side gasket compound on both sides out of the gasket compound I have narrowed it down to compounds that become hard after curing compounds that stay soft after curing. For instance RTV silicone compounds that never cure and have a tacky feel, for instance hylomar Now, I would be very pleased if I could use either RTV silicone or Hylomar on ALL surfaces WITHOUT any gasket at all. Is that possible? That way I would only need to have one single tube that fits all. If that is not possible, could someone make a full list of mating surfaces combinations? It would be highly appreciated. Lucas |
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