@richardbeckmann6720 No with paper gaskets they get a better seal on bare metal. Some people will argue that but I have never had an issue. Just need to seal the bolts.
@richardbeckmann6720 it does depend a bit on the gasket type used. I use rubber trans gaskets which you do not use any sealant. The cork ones you can use a little adhesive to make it stick to the pan and not the trans. Paper ones the sealant messes with the flush seal so I also wouldnt recommend either. So yeah in general I don't use liquid adhesives for the trans pan either. I would recommend the rubber gaskets, reusable and it creates a great seal.
@richardbeckmann6720 Mine looks OK for now but I might be able to in the future. I have a plan to go thru all of the wheel barings and whatnot first. Might be doing the oil pan gasket as well I have a slight leak.
I do not, my year came with an electric fan. A lot of these parts come "semi universal" so it has the option for the years that came standard or if you want to convert it. Not needed in my case.
Thank you for making this video. I had to get a new top bolt from Ace Hardware due to the last one being heavily rusted.
@@LarsonChristopher Sure thing, thanks for watching!
Very good video thank you!!
@jorgevasquez-lz4be I appreciate it, thanks for watching!
@@picklesgarage also suscribed!!
@@jorgevasquez-lz4be Thanks!!
Do you apply any selent to the water pump gasket?
@richardbeckmann6720 No with paper gaskets they get a better seal on bare metal. Some people will argue that but I have never had an issue. Just need to seal the bolts.
@@picklesgarageDoes that also apply to the transmission gasket? Because i've seen in videos p o not applying selent to transmission pan gaskets.
@richardbeckmann6720 it does depend a bit on the gasket type used. I use rubber trans gaskets which you do not use any sealant. The cork ones you can use a little adhesive to make it stick to the pan and not the trans. Paper ones the sealant messes with the flush seal so I also wouldnt recommend either. So yeah in general I don't use liquid adhesives for the trans pan either. I would recommend the rubber gaskets, reusable and it creates a great seal.
@picklesgarage will you ever do a jeep Wj gastank skid replacement?
@richardbeckmann6720 Mine looks OK for now but I might be able to in the future. I have a plan to go thru all of the wheel barings and whatnot first. Might be doing the oil pan gasket as well I have a slight leak.
If you remove the fan shroud it gives you a lot more room
it is better and is not hard to remove it!
You don't run a clutch fan
I do not, my year came with an electric fan. A lot of these parts come "semi universal" so it has the option for the years that came standard or if you want to convert it. Not needed in my case.