Oil pan gasket
Another trick is to make some studs out of bolts about a 1 1/2 long. Then when you get the pan close the studs will guide it and keep it in that position until you can either put a bolt in or a nut on the stud. The magnum gaskets are all rubber now. Can use zip ties to hold the gasket or some rtv. But usually the gasket will come off before you get it to where it needs to be with rtv. Wouldn't hurt to put some in the corners and on the curved parts of the gasket. Don't use to much because the oil moving around in the pan can break loose any that oozed into the crankcase. Then it will find it's way into the pick up screen. The magnums are a lot easier than the LA's. They had two rubber curved pieces and two cork gaskets along the side of the pan.
yup when my truck got rebuilt they must of used the LA style gasket because when I did my timing cover I tried re using the front rubber curved piece and that’s one are where it’s leaking now … also looks like the back is leaking a bit aswell so maybe it’s time for a new gasket anyways



