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Old 09-09-05, 11:46 AM
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oil filter....ummm...holder...whatever its called

just a quick question....how do u seal this....i took it off my old motor and i think there was a rubber seal with it....is there 1? and then put black rtv around it to seal this? i think its a pretty important thing to do right...haha
Old 09-09-05, 11:52 AM
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Oil filter Pedestal. There is two O-rings under it. Go to hardware store or local Car Parts store and get them. Just using RTV is a bad idea, you don't want to loose oil pressure or oil due to a leak, and it will leak.

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Old 09-09-05, 02:12 PM
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there's an oil filter ring? i usually just slap on the oil filter after rubbing the edges with oil.....
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but i mean....u do use the rtv around the outer border...dont you?
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Originally Posted by CyborgRyu
there's an oil filter ring? i usually just slap on the oil filter after rubbing the edges with oil.....
:p He's talking about where the oil pedestal meats the rear end housing. not the oil filter to pedestal.
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No just the 2 rubber orings under the pedestal.
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just a light coat of RVT with the o rings. Think of it as a gasket/o ring dressing.
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Originally Posted by First gen man
just a light coat of RVT with the o rings. Think of it as a gasket/o ring dressing.
Don't do that or it will leak prematurely.
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ok...so no rtv at all? just the o rings? i got sometime before i gotta finish so ill just wait on this till i get a clear anwser. im just confused cuz there was some rtv around the outside border when i took it off.
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when i got my third fc i was leaking half a quart a day because of those damn o-rings had to go to mazda to get them cause no parts store had the right size $12 for them and i had to wait 3 days to get them . besides that all you need is those o-rings nothing else NO RTV at all or it will leak. put the o-rings in and tighting the hell out of the nuts just make sure they dont get pinched and set right in the grooves and your good to go
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cool...thanks...i knew someone had done it before. i was scared to use the rtv cuz of leaks so i asked if i should..so thank ya
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