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Old 04-26-2015, 03:24 PM
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I just picked up a '94 Softail standard basket case.
I was reassembling the oil pump and before I noticed that I didn't have the bolts for the oil pump I put a little gasket sealer on the gasket (to hold it in place while I put the pump on).
Is it gonna hurt anything not compressing the gasket right away with the gasket sealer on it?
 
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it would be best to clean in off ASAP.
What kind of sealer ???

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Yeah yeah all right!!!
Here you go...
 
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How much? What's it need? I've been trying to find something myself.
 
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Originally Posted by kp877
How much? What's it need? I've been trying to find something myself.
$2k
To be reassembled.

It looks like I have everything except the oil pump bolts.
I have a bag that says oil pump bolts but what is in there is the tappet block bolts.
 
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Good deal. You just motivated my searching
 
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I'd say clean it off. Some kinds of sealer get fairly solid, won't squish out as much, but can slowly flatten more under pressure till you've lost the torque on the bolts. If you don't clean it off, check the torque a day later, then again a few days later. I use tacky red grease instead of sealer to hold gaskets on, don't need much, it's really sticky. Never had a leak using it, either.
 
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Originally Posted by Imold
I'd say clean it off. Some kinds of sealer get fairly solid, won't squish out as much, but can slowly flatten more under pressure till you've lost the torque on the bolts. If you don't clean it off, check the torque a day later, then again a few days later. I use tacky red grease instead of sealer to hold gaskets on, don't need much, it's really sticky. Never had a leak using it, either.
Yeah that is what I was afraid of.
Oh well at least I have another gasket.
 
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Originally Posted by Imold
I use tacky red grease instead of sealer to hold gaskets on, don't need much, it's really sticky. Never had a leak using it, either.
Never use gasket sealer on oil pump gaskets.

 
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Looks good. will be following the build. How did you all make out with the storms in Texas. looked pretty bad down there...
 


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