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I did the bearings in my 1500 and I forgot to order a pan gasket. Do I need one or will permatex ultra black work.(I have that in my tool box.)
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Pan gasket
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Morris
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I recently asked that question, and the consensus was that the oil pan really needs the gasket to seal properly. I went to a Mom&Pop Parts shop in a small town (it's near where I work) to buy some gasket paper in order to make my own. Turns out they were actually able to order me a Beck Arnely gasket. It was there the very next day. It has a big sticker on the front that says "CONTAINS ASBESTOS." cool...
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Thanks, I'll order one today.