Lonismos14 wrote:no it will leak, wait for the gasket do it right
ive never had the rtv blow out unless it wasnt done right. some companys even make gaskets for the oil pan, but nissan says use rtv. i properly prepped my oil pan and used rtv LIKE NISSAN SAYS TO DO and no leaks and i beat the piss outta my car and have made many 12-13 second passes with itLonismos14 wrote:? Then why would companies go through the problem of even making the gasket, if you could just use liquid gasket. Again its not my car do what you want, i didnt use liquid gasket for my oil pan. i went to oriellys and bought one, these companies arent trying to rip you off. Under extreme pressure the liquid gasket can blow out. Trust me seen it to many times.
http://www.courtesyparts.com/1....htmlLonismos14 wrote:So if you go to the nissan dealership, and tell them you want an oil pan gasket for your car, they will say we dont sell that, you have to use liquid gasket maker.
if it were me and i needed the car i would use the rtv on the oil filter mounting part and order the gasket and replace it when the gasket comes in. if you dont need to use the car just wait for the gasket. one thing tho, is most people get rtv happy. be sure not to use too much, because it will squish into where its not supposed to and ive seen people clog up things from using too much rtv. the extra that gets squished into the engine comes loose and clogs oil pickups etc240dx wrote:Ah Hem! I know to use RTV on my oil pan, thats not the problem. It is weather or to use RTV on the Oil filter mounting plate>?
Gosh i give in when i went to the store i asked for an oil pan gasket for a 95 civic.numbnuts240 wrote:
http://www.courtesyparts.com/1....html
there's no such thing as an oil pan gasket on a 240.
come to think of it, RB motors are liquid gasket pansnumbnuts240 wrote:there is an actual oil pan gasket for civics, but not 240's.
woah, don't get defensive. the oil pan gasket you sued/are using is an aftermarket thing. i may have worded what i was trying to get across wrong. what i meant to say was that nissan does not, nor did they ever use, or offer, an oil pan gasket for 240's. the engines came assembled with rtv as an oil pan gasket. that's what they're still using and selling as a gasket there. some aftermarket company probably figured that people were too lazy to properly apply rtv and go through the proper curing time, so they developed a gasket. i prefer to do things as the fsm describes.Lonismos14 wrote:Im not guessing there is a opg for a 240 i know there is one you know why because i have two the one i put on there when i built my motor and the one i put on there when i droped my oil pan for turbo. So there is one and thats the end of this convo
Made by FelPro I'm assuming, or Beck Arnley. Nissan itself never produced an oil pan gasket. I have rebuilt a few dozen Nissan motors, and the only ones that ever had a gasket there were old L-series motors. RTV is fine and dandy for the oil pan. And btw, I have never had an oil pan leak on me from using RTV. You can use a gasket if you want, but I would just ignore anyone that makes fun of you for using one. There's no shame in it.Lonismos14 wrote:Im not guessing there is a opg for a 240 i know there is one you know why because i have two the one i put on there when i built my motor and the one i put on there when i droped my oil pan for turbo. So there is one and thats the end of this convo