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    Quote Originally Posted by deckofficer View Post
    From the gasket to either block or pan seal.
    So they removed the bolt, cleaned the hole & surrounding area with brake cleaner, and then put a layer of silicone along the outside edge where the pan abuts the block, let it skin over, installed & torqued the bolt, then let it cure for two days?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    So they removed the bolt, cleaned the hole & surrounding area with brake cleaner, and then put a layer of silicone along the outside edge where the pan abuts the block, let it skin over, installed & torqued the bolt, then let it cure for two days?
    No, put the silicone into the bolt threads under some pressure allowing it to find "find" the leak, let it skin, then run the bolt in and set for two days. I'll be going on a 50 mile trip today, so far it has lasted 100 miles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deckofficer View Post
    No, put the silicone into the bolt threads under some pressure allowing it to find "find" the leak, let it skin, then run the bolt in and set for two days. I'll be going on a 50 mile trip today, so far it has lasted 100 miles.
    Thank you for clarifying.
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