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charles payne
04-13-2011 18:11:29
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Case 530 G159 head gasket kit came with 4 rubber lathe cut o rings where should I put em???? don't seem to fit in any of the holes in the gasket any help would be appreciated
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j eitkemper
04-14-2011 04:37:58
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Re: case head gasket seals in reply to charles payne, 04-13-2011 18:11:29
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you can call john saeli to make sure ,, i would bet they are not used .. lots of kits that way
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charles payne
04-14-2011 16:29:46
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Re: case head gasket seals in reply to j eitkemper, 04-14-2011 04:37:58
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I put it together without them and it leaked coolant externaly on the left side of engine. I to thought they maybe weren't used. 1st gasket set had small oring my new set has larger but don't know where to put them. I can't find a thing about them either
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