Oil pan gaskets

JasonNC
JasonNC Expert Adviser
edited November -1 in HUDSON
I think I've asked this before, but have forgotten the answer. When replacing the oil pan, what kind of gasket seal should I use?
Jason

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Jason, I will provide a reference URL for gasket sealers

    http://www.mondellotwister.com/GasketsSealants.htm

    As you read down thru the list one of interest is the following:

    3H Gasket Sealer, Aviation #3
    Non-hardening gasket sealer for rear main seals, oil pans, oil pump to rear main cap
    sealing, etc. (4 fl.oz.)

    NAPA or A-Zone will probably have a close substitute,
    and perhaps cheaper.

    I went to NAPA and bought a piece of gasket material
    that cost about $15; I cut my own "1-piece oil pan
    gasket" from a tan material ~ 1/16" thick that is a
    pressed combination of cork and rubber, etc.

    These are two of my recommendations for the lower end,
    or some variation therefrom. laugh.gif
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Dale Cooper has bought out Bob Rovengo's inventory of engine gaskets, seals and engine rebuild parts for a lot of engines 1914 to 1957. All gaskets are either new or N.O.S., all cork and paper gaskets are new manufacture. He has bearings, valves guides and springs, timing components, pistons and rings (some original pinned piston rings) , lifters, oil pumps & kits, thrust washers and crank spacers for vibration damper 1931-56 6 and 1934-52 8. Catalog is viewable online at http://www.hudsonmotorcarco.com For snail mailed copy of catalog or order Dale Cooper, 7444 Vine and Paddock, Cincinnati, OH 45216-1712 or call (513) 821-6200 .

    Dale Cooper
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