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LA 1949 wet seal ,how to seal without replacing

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Darren Farwell

06-07-1999 09:12:32




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Working on a 1949 LA Case good running but am getting coolant into the oil,no crack's,new head gasket so all that left is the wet seal on the jugs,can't find wet seal rings,any ideas. Thanks in advance.




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C. Amick

06-14-1999 10:08:32




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 Re: LA 1949 wet seal ,how to seal without replacing in reply to Darren Farwell, 06-07-1999 09:12:32  

How bad is it leaking? Before tearing the engine apart, buy some block sealant at your local auto parts store and follow the directions on the bottle. The type I used was a liquid that worked in water.



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TMAC

06-07-1999 19:10:06




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 Re: LA 1949 wet seal ,how to seal without replacing in reply to Darren Farwell, 06-07-1999 09:12:32  
Two suggestions; On my VAS, I didn't have the 'O' rings and the block had cracks at the bottom of the sleeves holes. I used red high-temp RTV silicone at the rims of the holes and put beads of it around the sleeves. It worked for me but I admit it was 50/50. Another suggestion is use 'O' rings from a tractor with the diameter sleeve. Maybe an Farmall F30. I think they are close but I am not sure.

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