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10-31-2004, 07:51 AM
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Re: Anyone using Canton racing pans?
I always use the single-piece rubber gasket available from Ford. I also put a dab of silicone at each corner when putting it on and will run a continuous bead of clear silicone around the entire pan-to-block joint after the pan is installed. I've never had leaks. I guess I go to this extent because I hate the thought of leaks....seems to work.
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