Lol I was just going to say this, it's a complete disservice to those who don't know how to do this, they will think that's the right way. With that being said 2mm beads are good for most parts...
The amount of RTV that is going to mix with oil is sure going to block most if not all the oil passages. Like Inviticus said a 2mm bead is all you need.
The old 80s permatex videos remind you to use the correct amount of sealer for the bead, in this instance, 90% of the bead will end up stuck in the oil pickup LOOOOL
Saw many cars come in to my shop with no oil pressure, or spun crank bearings, clacking hydraulic lifters, seized engine, etc, because the sump pickup was plugged with silicone that sloughed off after a valve cover gasket replacement. Especially bad was that old Racers Blue silicone.
@@jdlestina3882 Too true! I was sick watching those gobs of sealer piled up on the sealing surfaces! (I'm a retired ASE certified Master Mechanic in the Auto and HD truck fields with 50 years of experience.)
Reminds me of a short lived engine I disassembled.. Absolutely riddled with RTV squeeze out. It was like silicon spaghetti and it was everywhere.. Oil galleries, water passageways. Big daggy bits dangling down the intake runners.. Hard to know if the oil starvation was from the blocked pickup or just most of the engine oil being in the rocker cover because it couldn't drain fast enough lol.
its all user error,dont be going ham with the gasket maker use common sense,let it dry for a bit and then tighten down your parts and bam minimal squeeze out ive never had a problem using their stuff on my applications,either im building a small or big block chevy,my brothers 2jz and k24 engines that i built for him and ect.
@@thatmand4542 Oh for sure, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the product. Permatex makes some great stuff. But I think they laid it on pretty thick in this vid.. Thicker than I would after that spaghetti engine I wound up with in a car I bought.
2:52 he over torques the first bolt of the oil pan! He squeezed it all out too! Finger tighten all bolts EVENLY for one hour. Torques after 1 hour. Let cure for 24 hours.
Just used zrtv ultra black exactly as it says on the package instead of the ton used in the video and let it sit for about 27 hrs on a timing chain cover and water pump. The water pump leak at one spot. Wasted a day for one spot and now how to take it apart. For years I normally put it on one side of a normal gasket. Tomorrow I will replace with a normal gasket and no rtv. I like the silicone combination gaskets so I guess I’ll move into 2022 but I live in the country so I have to fix my truck to get there or walk… it’s only 7 miles to the store and when I was 12 that was a normal walk
I don't think that he used enough sealant on that water pump ;) I hope this part is not being put into service like that, but at least it's not an oil pump! Good demonstration of the volume of sealant that the aerosol can is capable of putting out when you really put the hammer down though!
I made the mistake of using anaerobic gasket maker in conjuction with a conventional gasket. I just assumed it glued everything together, but it only bonds to metal against metal etc.. I was wondering why coolant was leaking from my thermostat housing, but now I know..
I believe most mishap happened with rtv or gasket maker , is user not following instructions. This gasket maker is convenient , you don't have to rely on gasket paper or even try to cut one. The only place you have to buy a gasket is the head gasket. Is there any solution for this?
@1:04 Thats how you can clog you heater core and radiator !! probably the guy has no clue whats hes doing ... thats way waaay too much silicone, machined aluminum surfaces requires a bead of 2mm in diameter and no more...
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I have a snowblower carburetor bowl that keeps on leaking gas where the 1/2 jet screws into the bottom of the bowl. I've replaced the gasket but it still leaks. I'm going to try Permatex Solvent Based Gasket Maker. Any comments? Has anyone used it for this purpose as well?
What would be the recommended product to seal a small oil leak on the oil filler tube where the oil cap screws on? Both are plastic. The gasket is okay and does not need replacement.
los anaerobicos tambien ,pueden ser utilizados ,en piezas expuestas al contacto directo con gasolina ,acidos y gases de varios tipos , de hecho existe una lista con una cantidad de componentes quimicos ,utilizados ,compatibles con los productos , permatex asi como tambien los de loctite ,porque son las mismas formulas en lo referente alos anaerobicos y las siliconas.
@@jacktheboss4life350 you got lucky,. Silicone will eventually let go with hot oil pressure. And the silicone cause goopines around the coolant and oil ports, sometimes plugging them off.. the head gasket also provides recommended factory head to block clearance, which could cause your engine to have piston to valve contact.
@@zorans5200 Brother I just rebuilt a 986, and I am also not disagreeing with your main point. I also misread your comment, I assumed you meant ADDING silicon paste to an existing headgasket. I didn't think you were talking about using just silicon for a headgasket.
There ya go, a nice explanatory video without a bunch of overly loud background music, or someone using foul language just because they think it makes them sound cool. Thank You
Engine recon shops loveeeeeeeee RTV.!!!!!!!!! THEY GET UNTOLD JOBS COME IN !!!! RTV IS GOOD STUFF, BUUUUUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. DIPSHITS USE AND PUT 10 TIMES TO MUCH ON, ENDS UP IN THE SUMP AND OIL PUMP PICKUP, OIL PUMP and RUNS THE BEARINGS , so many engines are fucked by over use of sealer.
AARHGH! Far too much sealant applied! Instead, use the gaskets supplied, with a sealant spray if needed, e.g. Permatex Copper spray, and follow the instructions.
A friend had a problem with his oil pickup being blocked and I couldn't find the time to fix it. I had too many irons in the fire and the engine finally threw a rod through the side of the engine. Turned out to be blocked with too much silicone gasket sealant from a past oil pan seal that plugged the oil pump screen. Some mechanics are not up to snuff and haven't a clue. Another acquaintance used pure antifreeze and cracked an expensive block. The ignorance abounds and so I don't let too many people touch my vehicles and I don't have many problems with my work.
It is unbelievable the amount of sealant they used
Lol I was just going to say this, it's a complete disservice to those who don't know how to do this, they will think that's the right way. With that being said 2mm beads are good for most parts...
The amount of RTV that is going to mix with oil is sure going to block most if not all the oil passages.
Like Inviticus said a 2mm bead is all you need.
They don't follow their own instructions.
Thin bead my azz.
LOL i was laughing the whole time at how much they used and how messy their beads were lol meantime I'm over here painting the mona lisa.
The old 80s permatex videos remind you to use the correct amount of sealer for the bead, in this instance, 90% of the bead will end up stuck in the oil pickup LOOOOL
Saw many cars come in to my shop with no oil pressure, or spun crank bearings, clacking hydraulic lifters, seized engine, etc, because the sump pickup was plugged with silicone that sloughed off after a valve cover gasket replacement. Especially bad was that old Racers Blue silicone.
@@jdlestina3882 Too true! I was sick watching those gobs of sealer piled up on the sealing surfaces! (I'm a retired ASE certified Master Mechanic in the Auto and HD truck fields with 50 years of experience.)
How do you make the product and not know how to use your own product?
Just use the whole tube, then you have no waste, good job man.
Reminds me of a short lived engine I disassembled.. Absolutely riddled with RTV squeeze out. It was like silicon spaghetti and it was everywhere.. Oil galleries, water passageways. Big daggy bits dangling down the intake runners.. Hard to know if the oil starvation was from the blocked pickup or just most of the engine oil being in the rocker cover because it couldn't drain fast enough lol.
its all user error,dont be going ham with the gasket maker use common sense,let it dry for a bit and then tighten down your parts and bam minimal squeeze out
ive never had a problem using their stuff on my applications,either im building a small or big block chevy,my brothers 2jz and k24 engines that i built for him and ect.
@@thatmand4542 Oh for sure, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the product. Permatex makes some great stuff. But I think they laid it on pretty thick in this vid.. Thicker than I would after that spaghetti engine I wound up with in a car I bought.
@@M3rVsT4H It was a bit like "do you want some water pump on that silicone bead?"
Crazy to show that on a "professional" promo video.
😮
2:52 he over torques the first bolt of the oil pan! He squeezed it all out too! Finger tighten all bolts EVENLY for one hour. Torques after 1 hour. Let cure for 24 hours.
Ok ok
That's the info I was looking for, thank you
Just used zrtv ultra black exactly as it says on the package instead of the ton used in the video and let it sit for about 27 hrs on a timing chain cover and water pump.
The water pump leak at one spot. Wasted a day for one spot and now how to take it apart.
For years I normally put it on one side of a normal gasket. Tomorrow I will replace with a normal gasket and no rtv.
I like the silicone combination gaskets so I guess I’ll move into 2022 but I live in the country so I have to fix my truck to get there or walk… it’s only 7 miles to the store and when I was 12 that was a normal walk
I don't think that he used enough sealant on that water pump ;) I hope this part is not being put into service like that, but at least it's not an oil pump!
Good demonstration of the volume of sealant that the aerosol can is capable of putting out when you really put the hammer down though!
jeezz thats a ton of gasket maker....
make sure to use the entire tube on each part or else they won't make any money!
Jesussss
Yeah too much
When will the Permatex spatula be available? Ooof.
they should show how to apply it correctly.. not big thick beads.... it just gets into the oil pan,,oil pick up etc.
oil pump won't pick it up since it has a mesh to prevent this kind of sutff
@@verdele the mesh will be clogged and no oil will be sucked by the pump, thus starving the engine of oil
Omg unbelievable
Thenonly reason I came here
Seriously.... show how to apply it properly.... "here you see the permatex RTV applicator trowel"
Gracias 🙌
Al fin pude identificar el producto que me urge para reparar una parte del motor de mi moto.
wow, at 2:38 especially, in my earliest days I didn't use so much and apply so badly.
Best stuff for sure and it’s all I use period
I made the mistake of using anaerobic gasket maker in conjuction with a conventional gasket. I just assumed it glued everything together, but it only bonds to metal against metal etc.. I was wondering why coolant was leaking from my thermostat housing, but now I know..
I believe most mishap happened with rtv or gasket maker , is user not following instructions. This gasket maker is convenient , you don't have to rely on gasket paper or even try to cut one. The only place you have to buy a gasket is the head gasket. Is there any solution for this?
with the anaerobic gasket maker it says you need to use surface prep activator that is on package .should you use the activator or is it needed
jesus they were seriously gobbin the rtv on in this video holy shit
The bigger the GOB the better the JOB.
instablaster
I am going to use this quote in the future I laughed so hard
Thanks for the video I just learned something today
thank you for this awesome video!!!
@1:04 Thats how you can clog you heater core and radiator !! probably the guy has no clue whats hes doing ... thats way waaay too much silicone, machined aluminum surfaces requires a bead of 2mm in diameter and no more...
Can I use a sealant on a leaky plumbing flange for water supply? If so which would be good choice??
does permatex, even read these comments?
Are the robots fingers stuck together with all the excess goo that would have squeezed out?
I love the right stuff!👍👍👍👍
damn thats a lot of rtv
Dude, you're not caulking your tub. Why the hell are you using so much??
1:10 dude waaay too much, its gonna oooze out inside and block it
@Jay Japan Love It won't leak, nothing else matters :)
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Can I use Permatex Gasket Sealant for a water pump on a trailblazer the water pump comes with a gasket but I don’t trust it
Main products: sealing gasket,gland packing,PTFE/graphite/asbestos products, ceramic fiber products, high temperature heat insulation and fireproof material.
Free technical support (sealing, heat preservation, heat insulation, fire prevention problems)
All products 1 piece can also be customized, 30 years of service experience, fast and safe shipping anywhere.
Thanks Curtis!
I have a snowblower carburetor bowl that keeps on leaking gas where the 1/2 jet screws into the bottom of the bowl. I've replaced the gasket but it still leaks. I'm going to try Permatex Solvent Based Gasket Maker. Any comments? Has anyone used it for this purpose as well?
Can you use an anaerobic gasket maker for a thermostat housing?
They have one for water pumps and cooling systems found it at Advance Autoparts
@@LordAjax24 Auto Zone, NAPA, they all carry it. Read the tube, it tells what each one is used for. I just used the waterpump/thermostat housing rtv.
What would be the recommended product to seal a small oil leak on the oil filler tube where the oil cap screws on? Both are plastic. The gasket is okay and does not need replacement.
Whats a good gasket maker for ac compressor line? Car
Excellent video!
los anaerobicos tambien ,pueden ser utilizados ,en piezas expuestas al contacto directo con gasolina ,acidos y gases de varios tipos , de hecho existe una lista con una cantidad de componentes quimicos ,utilizados ,compatibles con los productos , permatex asi como tambien los de loctite ,porque son las mismas formulas en lo referente alos anaerobicos y las siliconas.
Good opinions ✋👍
So which one should i use on a 2004 Kia 2.7 litre diesel valve cover?
Can use motoseal gasket maker and surface for make gasket and selenoide car?
that guy is so serious about his gasket maker.
Those beads are like 10 times more than is needed. The silicone will break off inside the crankcase and block the oil pump pickup.
holy fuck no offence but it looks like you just slathered the parts in gasket maker it looks like to much
Bro!! That oil pan!!!! 😂
Any thing that can be used in place of a head gasket?
Duct tape.
@@dozervin1 already tried that!
I mean leather would probably get you home in a crisis.. . Or to the parts store to buy a headgasket lol.
Omg !! Using That much bead thickness to Certainty internally Squish out
Thank you.
How long those it last
Anyone?? He mentioned 3 or 4 gasket makers for different applications. Do auto manufactures list what type of gasket sealer to use.
My factroy shop manual - nissan listed permatex by part numbers. The Haynes manual just calls for RTV when rebuilding the engine
Never ever! Use silicone for head gaskets. It will cause problems and you will most likely need to take it apart again.
Iv yet to have problems been going for a few years now😂
@@jacktheboss4life350 you got lucky,. Silicone will eventually let go with hot oil pressure. And the silicone cause goopines around the coolant and oil ports, sometimes plugging them off.. the head gasket also provides recommended factory head to block clearance, which could cause your engine to have piston to valve contact.
@@zorans5200 has nothing to do with clearance or oil pressure, a head gasket does not need additional sealant
@@HeyJerry55 clearly you have never rebuilt any engines with that statement.
@@zorans5200 Brother I just rebuilt a 986, and I am also not disagreeing with your main point. I also misread your comment, I assumed you meant ADDING silicon paste to an existing headgasket. I didn't think you were talking about using just silicon for a headgasket.
Good job on f@$&ing up them gaskets permatex tf
I don't buy from them because obviously don't show the Wright way , maybe wright stuff.
There ya go, a nice explanatory video without a bunch of overly loud background music, or someone using foul language just because they think it makes them sound cool. Thank You
0:57 Geeze, how much gasket stuff are you putting on ? Most of that is gonna squeeze out :/.
Old school says less!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is best. BIN THE REST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
use lots so you have to buy more
THAT IS THE WATER PUMP OF FORD EXPLORER 2002 OMG MY CAR
This video was very hard to watch. Too much damn rtv!
Man I just use red rtv to glue my coolant crossover tube back together no leaks working great 👍
i agree too much
So much sealant on those flanges. Most of that gets squished out and into the engine. Good lord
Seriously?! This is really to much and can damage your engine.
Engine recon shops loveeeeeeeee RTV.!!!!!!!!! THEY GET UNTOLD JOBS COME IN !!!! RTV IS GOOD STUFF, BUUUUUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. DIPSHITS USE AND PUT 10 TIMES TO MUCH ON, ENDS UP IN THE SUMP AND OIL PUMP PICKUP, OIL PUMP and RUNS THE BEARINGS , so many engines are fucked by over use of sealer.
AARHGH! Far too much sealant applied! Instead, use the gaskets supplied, with a sealant spray if needed, e.g. Permatex Copper spray, and follow the instructions.
Very good performance of spoken English,an educated register.
Clearly they have no idea how to use their own products 😫
This is an official video of Permatex? Disgraceful. Show how to apply it correctly or take this off youtube.
He is the 'associate ' innovations manager. Actor???? Does that mean I'm an associate of the milkman?? Associate milkman.
Well, that's confusing.
Have they no experience?That's only done once!
No me gusta número 55. Vengo de la página del producto en Español.
They Should have practiced
Yup....#1 comment. The ridiculous amount of sealant wasted.
High temperature 600 degree Celsius fail this product
Well, must not be good for head gaskets!
That is the worst beading I have ever seen in my life. Hello blocked oil pick up, what wrong, you're full of excess RTV?
A friend had a problem with his oil pickup being blocked and I couldn't find the time to fix it. I had too many irons in the fire and the engine finally threw a rod through the side of the engine. Turned out to be blocked with too much silicone gasket sealant from a past oil pan seal that plugged the oil pump screen. Some mechanics are not up to snuff and haven't a clue. Another acquaintance used pure antifreeze and cracked an expensive block. The ignorance abounds and so I don't let too many people touch my vehicles and I don't have many problems with my work.
Has to be a not be do video!!!
2 minutes before anything is said . plus if the right stuff is so great and perfect why talk about the others. i give at 3:10
Anaerobic 👍
RTV 👎👎👎👎👎
Silicon 👎👎👎👎👎
A pro mechanic dont use such an amount of sealant.
Permatex should withdraw this video as the application portions are hilariously bad but an noob won't know that.
bro wtf
Lmfao wtf
is this a fucking joke????
Doesn’t fucking work.
Why you curse boy?
if you need a little more RTV on there, I can send you a tube