LSX block rear cover seal?
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LSX block rear cover seal?
I just noticed the other day that the rear cover seal for my LSX block is a thin rubber string which goes in a groove on the cover should that be installed dry and should i glue it to the cover first before installing so it dont fall off when installing?
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Yes its good to use light grease to make it stick in the groove and install it with the block off the engine stand
If you are re using a old one,make sure its still good,if it dose not stick past the groove when installed,its time to get a new one
If you are re using a old one,make sure its still good,if it dose not stick past the groove when installed,its time to get a new one
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Critical high pressure area, the two engine side are connected around the rear and sees full pressure, in my case 73 plus psi @ wide open throttle.
I use light silicon in the groove to be sure it will hold seal and stay in place no matter what.
I use light silicon in the groove to be sure it will hold seal and stay in place no matter what.