Permatex MotoSeal is readily available, easy to use and works well. I've used it to seal the crankcase halves on two engine rebuilds and haven't had a leak on either. You can find it at your local autoparts store hanging alongside RTV and loctite.
I had to split my engine cases. What sealant should I use?
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I had to split my engine cases on my Seca II. What sealant should I when I reassemble it?
Permatex MotoSeal is readily available, easy to use and works well. I've used it to seal the crankcase halves on two engine rebuilds and haven't had a leak on either. You can find it at your local autoparts store hanging alongside RTV and loctite.
Permatex MotoSeal is readily available, easy to use and works well. I've used it to seal the crankcase halves on two engine rebuilds and haven't had a leak on either. You can find it at your local autoparts store hanging alongside RTV and loctite.