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Best way for SB timing chain gasket with oil pan on? #813226 09/24/10 11:14 AM 09/24/10 11:14 AM
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thedriver OP pro stock Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,481 Outside	changing the timin chain gasket on my 340, i've done this before and remember it bein a pain in the heiny with the oil pan on., that rubber front pan seal always wants to roll around. Anyone know any tricks to make that rubber oil pan seal stay in place easier? i know, push the rubber nipples into the pan, the bottom middle always seems to wanna roll into the pan when i slide the timing chain cover on! suggestions!?? 1973 challenger Dana. 4 speed. Low deck.

Re: Best way for SB timing chain gasket with oil pan on? [Re: thedriver] #813227 09/24/10 12:02 PM 09/24/10 12:02 PM
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MoparforLife Too Many Posts M Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 25,200 Upper Midwest	Lift the cover into the crank seal some and then get into place front to back then set down on the pan rail. Don't slide it in. Small dab of silicone in the corners where the cover meets the block.

Re: Best way for SB timing chain gasket with oil pan on? [Re: MoparforLife] #813228 09/24/10 12:14 PM 09/24/10 12:14 PM
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thedriver OP pro stock Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,481 Outside	1973 challenger Dana. 4 speed. Low deck.

Re: Best way for SB timing chain gasket with oil pan on? [Re: MoparforLife] #813229 09/24/10 03:12 PM 09/24/10 03:12 PM
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Mopar_Country pro stock Joined: Apr 2010 Posts: 1,216 Under My Car	Quote: Lift the cover into the crank seal some and then get into place front to back then set down on the pan rail. Don't slide it in. Small dab of silicone in the corners where the cover meets the block. Also be sure and lube the crank seal so it's not dry on start up.

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