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Old 09-20-2007, 05:50 PM
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hmmm i think i just might keep em in then!



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I have the red, Permatex Hi-Temp RTV silicone. Says it is okay for oil pans, so will that do the trick here? Also, I have been told that there is a magnet inside the housing that needs to be cleaned. True? False? That is why I am pulling the cover off. Want to make sure there is no metal shavings in there.

Any tricks on refilling would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Yes on the magnet, no need for the permatex as the gasket is re-useable on the 3rd gen's, not sure about the 2nd gens.

when refilling, I made myself a funnel extension and poured through the wheel well.
 
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