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Okay guys you are now preaching to the uneducated about metal head gaskets.
I have scored an EA to ED two plate metal head gasket with what looks like a brown copper coloured coating, there is no seal between the plates at the piston cutouts and the surfaces are pressed/raised. Is there any special preparation sealant required before fitting the gasket? Can they be reused again? Any more info would be appreciated
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| madmax |
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opto wrote: Okay guys you are now preaching to the uneducated about metal head gaskets.
I have scored an EA to ED two plate metal head gasket with what looks like a brown copper coloured coating, there is no seal between the plates at the piston cutouts and the surfaces are pressed/raised. Is there any special preparation sealant required before fitting the gasket? Can they be reused again? Any more info would be appreciated I would never reuse a head gasket! Also haven't needed to or heard of anyone putting any kind of gasket sealant on a headgasket. They usually have a sealant in strategic spots already on them. Did it come with any instructions?
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ive heard of a copper spray but i would never use it ,i just put on au head gasket and alls well .
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| concorde |
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with metal head gaskets you don't use sealant, the metal is usually a copper based material so its soft enough to compress when tightening down the head. talk to a engine builder for toque settings.
personally i wouldn't use a copper head gasket as i have been told that electrolosis can occur, therefore welding the head to to the block.
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