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bajaman 02-22-06 05:41 PM

what sealant used on motor mount/pan bolts?
 
What sealant is it that is used on the motor mount bolts that go up thru the bottom of the block, just behind the oil pan? The ones that came out have a really heavy, sticky gray sealant on them.

Thanks!

Cgotto6 02-22-06 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by bajaman
What sealant is it that is used on the motor mount bolts that go up thru the bottom of the block, just behind the oil pan? The ones that came out have a really heavy, sticky gray sealant on them.

Thanks!

You can use what ever floats your boat. I used good old blue RTV for sealing my pan.

DaveW 02-22-06 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by bajaman
What sealant is it that is used on the motor mount bolts that go up thru the bottom of the block, just behind the oil pan? The ones that came out have a really heavy, sticky gray sealant on them.

Thanks!

Most people, incl. me, recommend Hondabond, Mazdabond, or something similar like Permatex Ultra Gray, etc.

Here's one link that talks about pan sealing: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...easier+oil+pan

Rocking Rotary 02-22-06 08:33 PM

The right stuff for me

axr6 02-22-06 08:41 PM

The RIGHT STUFF by Permatex is very effective. I used it on my oil pan which was warped by the engine mounts and this stuff works the best of anything I have seen so far. Expensive, about $18 for a small aerosol filled bottle but, works great.

It adheres so tightly to metals that I was even able to stop some minor oil pan leaks simply by draining the oil from the pan, cleaning the leak area and apply this stuff just to the outside of the leak areas. It's been holding dry for a while now.

dubulup 02-23-06 08:19 AM

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y284/dubulup/block.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y284/dubulup/pan.jpg

along with The Right Stuff = Zero Leaks

Mahjik 02-23-06 08:53 AM


Originally Posted by bajaman
The ones that came out have a really heavy, sticky gray sealant on them.

It's most likely it's the Permatex Ultra Gray as that is very commonly used (and easily available).

M104-AMG 02-23-06 09:04 AM

Yep. Permatex's, "The Right Stuff" is so much better than their than Ultra Gray. Call your local Autozone, NAPA, etc., and most likely they have it in stock OR can get it in a day.

I've been using "The Right Stuff" for over a year now, and no leaks from the oil-pan and engine-mounts.

BTW: I also have the Gotham oil-pan brace.

:-) neil


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