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posted on December 20th, 2005 at 09:14 AM
Gasket goo
Does anybody use gasket goo when putting the pushrod tubes back in and all the other bits on a T4 motor, oil cooler, etc. What is the wire which comes
from the bellhouse area of the crankcase which has a sensor aimed at the flywheel for?
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posted on December 20th, 2005 at 09:34 AM
sensor is one of those diagnostic thing-a-ma-jigs and is not needed.
Me - personally i believe in dry and clean for push rod seals
I agree Type 4 are a pain in the arse. Might be easier to change but a pain.
I just found #1 always wanted to drip a bit
I cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol, I
cleaned with prepsol, I cleaned with prepsol,
There was the slightest of dirt bur there and i finally cleaned it away and now no more leaks there.
I do here of some people using "curil" but i wouldnt go there - specially on the type 4. Rechon trying to get one of thos O rings out that has stuck
in would be a reigh pain.
