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sealant for diff??

Post by Macca177 »

Rear diff center hosuing seal wots the stuff to use??

ive been told sum blue stuff?? wots the name mate couldnt rember?
autone etc the best palce to get it?

just dont them to tell me sum shit stuff is good :)

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Post by high n mighty »

I havent got a tube in front of me but it is a white tube with light blue writing on it and is called "Formed in place gasket", can't remember the brand?? We use this on diffs at work constantly and I have also used it on mine ;)
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loctite product.

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Post by muzza_fattire »

Loctite product is called UltraBlue or BlueMax. They changed the name - can't remember what from/to...

There are also other ones aswell - I have seen a red one.

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Post by ausyota »

Yep ultra blue is the stuff you want.
It is now called loctite blue max silicone.
But if you ask for ultra blue any decent auto parts salesperson should know what your talking about and if they dont go somewhere else :).

It was originaly designed as an oxygen sensor safe silicone for exhaust manifolds etc on EFI cars. But everyone uses it for all sorts of jobs now caus it works so well.

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Post by BeZeRK »

dirko or ultra blue... any silicon or gasket maker thats heat resistant i guess?
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Post by Yarno »

I always use Locktite 515 master gaskit the purple s#@t, as this all I use at work for sealing low pressure hydraulic crap like pump/motor cases and tanks.....ect.

And it comes free...................... so I have no idea what it costs
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Post by Macca177 »

thanks for tha replys yeah ive bout red stuff too :D

thanks all will go shoppin on sat :)
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Post by RB zook »

i was told salastic 371 or sum number like that is the go its black
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Post by big red »

RB zook wrote:i was told salastic 371 or sum number like that is the go its black


silastic 372 comes in a large tube to fit a silastic gun.
good for windscreen seal, glueing stuff etc
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Post by Macca177 »

thanks im guan try and get sum bluestuff today

wot diff oil also 80/90w type shit?
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Post by BeZeRK »

what car is it?

if its a hilux which it sorta looks like in the pic ya will want LSD oil in the rear, 85 - 140 in the front.
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it is a lux bout dosnt have a LSD
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

It will say in your user manual thingy... putting LSD oil into an open diff wont harm it... it just wont do anything extra special
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Post by Macca177 »

ok all done the blue stuff is sweet:)

used penrite diff oil and tretment looks as though its sealed nicely:)

thanks for all ya imput all
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