RTV Silicone Gasket Makers: Permatex Tech Tip Series
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Curtis Haines, Permatex Associate Innovations Manager, walks through the different types of RTV silicone gasket makers available to auto technicians, including the Right Stuff and Ultra Series product lines.
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holy crap that's a ton of rtv on that oil pan lol
No Thanks im not even a mechanic and that's exactly what i thought lol
My thoughts exactly lol!
They are gasket maker ... But the way they apply it just wrong... What the company ...
The bigger the gob the better the job : D
that's how you destroy FA20/4U-GSE engines lol
I used Permatex Ultra Gray on my Maxima's oil pan 10 years ago and till this day I have no oil leaks whatsoever. It's really important to prep the sealing surface real good and allow plenty of time for the RTV to cure. I always give it 24 hours before exposing it to any oil..
How about ultra back? I am going to apply on oil pan. Is it good enough?
@@shariqhussain473 yes the ultrablack will work
Also don't squeeze the surface down too tight. Need to leave room for the seal to form if you squeeze it down too far it will never seal. Best to lightly tighten like quarter turn or less then when it dries most of the way hit it with torque spec. About 5-8ft lbs depending on vehicle, these pans are actually easier to do with a in lb. setup but a lot of people wont have anything to measure that.
@@Bawkr I usually just fully tighten but let it cure for 24 hours before adding fluid to whatever it's sealing, never had a problem. that's pretty much what the factories do, no time to wait on the assembly line...
@@uptownsamcv Never had any luck getting it to seal unless I let it setup first. It would squeeze all of the filler out making a nice big leak or multiple.
The ultra synthetic gasket maker... the only thing i have found to seal the timing covers on the Ford v6's
I love gasket makers 💘
Be sure to mention that the closures on the Tube RTV products fail consistently, and that the company should change the design or the material to eliminate the problem!
Hey Curtis! Will The Right Stuff harm rubber in any way? Thanks!
Great presenter.
373cc high compression gas engine, water cooled, for crank case, suggest me the best please
Good spokesman
Don't know why choosing the right gasket maker is difficult now
There’s always the actual gasket
Hello! I've used for Mitsubishi 4G64 GDI engine Permatex Ultra Grey for cylinder head upper surface. It holds since 3 years: no leaks, no troubles. But as i yesterday "opened" used oil filter i've seen some remains of this sealant in there! Could synthetic blend oil dissolve RTV? It's Eurol Super Light 5W-30.
Thanks!
Im confused. If im using this on a timing chain cover, do i use the Grey, blue, black, blue synthetic or Right stuff?
Yeah I do know ultra Red TRV is good for that, I have a R107
Which Permatex product for a transmission pan that needs to be driving as soon as ppssible. In other words, which product to use if you can't wait the 24 hour drying period? Thank you.
none. you never use a gasket sealer on a transmission pan.
KnightHawk yes you need to get a normal gasket and put it on dry
jb weld sealed the rust oin oil pan should work for gasket
Can I used the ultra black on on a head gasket on. Outboard motor,,saltwater leaking all over the place,,,,thxx on advanced,,
Yo anyone else see how much right stuff they splooged into that Subaru oil pan? 😂 💀
Floating now ready for the pickup screen
Can Permatex Ultra Black RTV also be used along with a metal gasket?
Yes clean surfaces well with acetone
I think my walmart only has 3 maybe 4 of these lol
Can I use this on my cub cadet model lt1042 series year 04 type?
Zero infor
For small engine repair. Which one rtv best. Small engine like Vespa scooter?
Anyone can help about this ?
Ultra grey
If you can get your hands on a gasket buy it !! If you have no access or cannot wait for a casket and have the RTV use the rtv I personally like the gasket cuz there's a lot less messy and I've never had a problem !!!! Blue pill or red pill ha
Devo no way man. Some of my cars used a cork gasket on the oil pan from the factory and it’s TRASH.
for the engine or transmission crankcase, should you use ultra black, or could gray work as well?
I prefer grey but either will work
For where we get this ?
Permatex, which transmission gasket-maker product should I use if I want to return my vehicle back to service ASAP?
“Right stuff”
hey which one should i use gor plastic intake manifold?
Yes absolutely. Check out www.permatex.com/products/gasketing/optimum-gasket-makers/permatex-optimum-red-gasket-maker/ for more information.
@@permatexvideos Thanks for the video. Any one could be used to seal the leaking from the power steering pressure hose (the joint between the rubber and metal parts)? Thanks.
@@liangmaew no, super high pressure replace hose
How do you keep it from hardening?
after open keep it inside refrigerator, works well for me.. have the same tube from the last 4 years that can still be use and not hardening.
@@harisyoung4110 4 years!? I stuck plastic on top 5yan put the cap...... Doesn't work 🤣 gotta pick at it to get the hardened layer off.
hi friend! im from argentina, an i have honda bike xr250r 1995, and my surface of my cilinder and cilinder head It's misshapen.
i can use this producto (silicon permatex ) on these surfaces?? include the gasket for more result¿ ty
Im wondering the same thing but I may not get an answer either
Depends on how mis shapen it is, you can try
It usually takes me 4 tubes to seal my oil pan too lol. Ohhh, you want bread with your mayonnaise sandwich 🤣🤮
Can it be used on valve cover gasket??
Therey1898 RTV Red high temp.
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explicación en español
Am more confused
Only use the Permatex products none better.
They all work if you sell the car fast...oil pans are just made stupid. Channel in block w o-ring??hello?
Tech tips?
Theres 0 tips here
Man thats low! Unrelated, your telling me they sell gaskets and some are crap from experience, and this video says no gasket is needed and this works better! If so, they shouldn't be selling people crap gaskets
Or crap in a tube that doesn’t work, or cars that leak to begin with
Who is the clown applying it at 28secs? Stevie Wonder could have done it better. That will seal the oil way resulting in a scrap motor!!
You never even said what RTV means. You literally left out the single most important piece of information. It always amazes me how company and sales people drink so much of their own kool-aid they become clueless how they sound on the outside.
Room Temperature Vulcanizing
It's kind of like 80s wrestling. You had the champion, then you had the state champion, the national champion, you also had the intercontinental champion, the intercontinental WORLD heavyweight champion, and the Universal heavyweight champion.....you also had the WWE, WWF, WWW, WWWF the WCW, Georgia championship wrestling, NWA and WTF variants of each of the above champions and you had the tag-team equivalents of each as well......all of which were bullshit.....all of these will leak.
papers, your post started to take me back to my childhood, and then not. You made some big claims, I hope they’re from your personal experience with every single RTV mentioned/picture.