im pretty sure my oil pan gasket is going. i was wondering if we used the cork type gasket cause i can buy a roll and make my own for much cheaper...
im pretty sure my oil pan gasket is going. i was wondering if we used the cork type gasket cause i can buy a roll and make my own for much cheaper...
heh, im just making sure cause i originally thought my intake manifold gasket was going to be metal(like the one on the engine i rebuilt at school), but it looked like paper
Originally Posted by newaccorddriver
-Travis-
Oil pan gaskets are 1 peice molded rubber you wont be able to make it out of cork.......Why would the intake gasket be metal....they are always paper....were you working on a moped or something???? And why would you make a $10 gasket anyways.
Are you sure you should be trying to replace a oil pan gasket...its not as easy as you think.
I can't read the signature rules so MrBen deleted my signature.
i wouldnt use anything but a honda gasket. Ive been down this road, and had to do a job 2x when i didnt. Trust me
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i believe i was rebuilding a bonnevill or sometihng when i opened up the gasket kit and saw the metal gasket.
i was rebuilding a pontiac sunbird or something like that and the oil pan gasket was cork.
and yes, i know its not as easy as i think, but id rather do it myself as a learning expierence then pay someone else to do it
you can diy change the oil pan gasket but dont use anything but a honda gasket. Cork simply wont work
429whp 362wtq A20 TURBO. A20T>*
Cork gaskets are on them old school motors; 289, 350, 440, 454, 427, etc. Some gaskets look like there cork type, but actually are corked base with a polyurethane type coating around it.
If you don't use a Honda gasket, at least use Fel-pro. Making one yourself is not worth it. Save yourself the head-ache & have peace of mind of quality shit installed the first time around.
Last edited by 88Accord-DX; 01-08-2006 at 07:36 PM. Reason: add on
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I'll tell you from rebuilding the motor, it needs a rubber type oil pan gasket.
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