Re: holding valve cover gaskets in place

[Mario C Aguiar]

Gary Schroeder wrote:


 Mario, are your pc problems fixed


Still working on them, Gary... Almost done

Mario


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Re: holding valve cover gaskets in place

[vmax97]

Raleigh - For many years, I've used 3M weather strip cement, yellow(Gorilla Snot) or
Black. Works great on both cork or rubber. Use on one side only.
Scott
VMOA #500

raleigh 2K wrote:

 i'm replacing my valve cover gaskets.  what can i use to keep the gasket in
 place on the cover as i position it back onto the engine?  is there a
 dentu-grip for gaskets?

 thank you;

 raleigh
 vmoa 1449
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Re: holding valve cover gaskets in place

[Gary Schroeder]

Yo Raleigh,

Good to see you around :)  I use silicone make-a-gasket for some
things(prone to leak in certain apps) but I like CopperSeal the best.
CopperSeal stays gooey for future removal and hands down, seals great! I'm
sure you'll get plenty of other recommends, this is what has proved reliable
for me.

Gary
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Subject: holding valve cover gaskets in place


i'm replacing my valve cover gaskets.  what can i use to keep the gasket in
place on the cover as i position it back onto the engine?  is there a
dentu-grip for gaskets?

thank you;

raleigh
vmoa 1449

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Re: holding valve cover gaskets in place

[Mario C Aguiar]

raleigh 2K wrote:

 i'm replacing my valve cover gaskets.  what can i use to keep the gasket in
 place on the cover as i position it back onto the engine?  is there a
 dentu-grip for gaskets?

 thank you;


Yes, is called "Gasket Cinch" and you can get it at any motorcycle shop.

Mario


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