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I flushed the cooling system yesterday and now replacing the thermostat. The two-part housing had what seems like different kinds of gasket sealants on them and was wondering what the preferred method of joining these surfaces was now. Through the years, I've seen silicone sealants, "form a gasket", no sealant at all recommended at times.
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Gasket sealants for thermostat housing?
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Bruno_69z28
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I use Permatex Aviation 3H
Bill
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I've never used anything but whatever paper gasket was handy.
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I second the Permatex Aviation. Good stuff.
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Also Bill