50 Super oil leak

Hey all ,
My 50 finally blew out its front main , replaced it and the timing chain cover gasket . Still have a decent leak from the timing chain cover gasket, I used aviation gasket maker to seal it up (the really sticky stuff) .
Anybody with more experience have any insight into what I maybe did wrong ?
Thanks in advance
-Blake
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What seal did you use? I have heard that the national #450084 seal is slightly thicker and seals better, but I do not have any experience with it.
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You might need a speedy sleeve for the crank spacer, available at Napa or a good parts store.
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"My 50 finally blew out its front main". I was thinking...
Is there pressure in the crankcase from worn valve guides and pistons?
Or just a worn old timing cover seal. Good comment made above.
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Just a worn seal, unless your road draft tube is plugged w a dead mouse it shouldn’t have hardly any pressure.
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