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Fresh engine build damaged after 800miles (engine builder refusing to fix under warranty)
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<blockquote data-quote="W1K1" data-source="post: 648112" data-attributes="member: 33304"><p>You don’t need a “thick goo” for case halves unless they are warped or damaged on the faces, a thin smear of loctite 518 on the surface's is enough to seal, and the squeeze out (if there is any) should get washed away on the first start up since it is an anaerobic sealant</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="W1K1, post: 648112, member: 33304"] You don’t need a “thick goo” for case halves unless they are warped or damaged on the faces, a thin smear of loctite 518 on the surface's is enough to seal, and the squeeze out (if there is any) should get washed away on the first start up since it is an anaerobic sealant [/QUOTE]
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