oil pan gasket being a bitch
i have been trying to take this off and its juts pissing me off. i tried wd40, gasket remover and pressure washed it. btw the gasket remover didnt do ****. the gasket is basically glued on and it will not peel off
i have been using razor but its hard as hell and taking too long. what is another way maybe a secret way you can pm me :p
it just breaks into pieces, even then it doesn't come off.
i have been using razor but its hard as hell and taking too long. what is another way maybe a secret way you can pm me :p
it just breaks into pieces, even then it doesn't come off.
Is it stuck on the block or the pan? If its on the pan you can use a 90 degree pneumatic grinder with a light abrasive pad to take it off. other than that you will have to keep at it with the razor.
on oil pan. gasket scraper like i said works but not really. i mean the gasket is like a rock.
isnt there a way to use a liquid that will make it peel off. i dont want to deal with that stuff i can grab a wire wheel and thn repaint it but id rather know if someone knows of a way to just peel it off with a spray or liquid.
im going to try paint thinner/gasoline/acetone tommarow. see what happens
isnt there a way to use a liquid that will make it peel off. i dont want to deal with that stuff i can grab a wire wheel and thn repaint it but id rather know if someone knows of a way to just peel it off with a spray or liquid.
im going to try paint thinner/gasoline/acetone tommarow. see what happens
Scrape the thing off the best you can then sand the surface smooth but finish by sanding parallel to the edge of the lip as best you can. You do not want the sandpaper grit grooves to cross the gasket and provide microscopic channels for the oil to seep out. Put a little HondaBond in the bent corner areas of the gasket where it runs around the crank seal areas (if applicable). Use HondaBond. It is far superior. Clean all surfaces with Acetone or similar solvent. Happiness is a clean dry oil pan exterior.
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used a propane torch to the back. gasket literally just peeled off without any problems. no gasket left behind.
best outcome i can get and didnt even use any money
best outcome i can get and didnt even use any money
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