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Old 01-28-2002, 12:31 PM
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What sealant works best on the o-rings when reassembling an outdrive. My Seloc manual says 3M sealant part number XXXX. What do you use, if anything.

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I'm not sure which ones you are talking about, but on the covers and the drive to bell housing I use contact cement to hold them in place and then liberally coat them with the blue/green gimbal bearing grease
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Normally just use grease, but I just tried Goop marine silicone on the outdrive "elk horn" exhaust manifold o-ring. Sure hope it works!!
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I just slap some white lithum grease on the o-rings...


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Thanks guys. I had some green silicone looking crap all over them. Maybe that is why it was leaking. O rings shouldn't need anything (other than oil/grease) was my opinion, and evidently yours as well.

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Oh yeah... Formula31, the top of the back cover's o-ring had a white powdery type substance on it (efervesence?) so I believe that to be my water leak. Thanks for the advise. I think you were right on!

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"Hylomar" it's a Permatex product that works great on O-rings and gaskets. I've even used it to repair a rusted/leaking manifold to riser joint.
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