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You missed you chance to check for leaks while the engine was out pan off :(... Resealing in frame is very doable I would use the victor reinz kit... If its the rear seal go get it its not a hard job at all....
I never stagger the seals just never have and never had an issue.. I used the pin/rubber set one time it won't happen again :wink: I liked to never got it sealed up they are just a P.I.A.
If you use the paper cap side seals put RTV on'em not engine oil as recommended and seal the cap to the block with ultra grey RTV...
The last one I did I did in-frame the engine had just been rebuilt all ford parts I did not see anything wrong with it I went back with the Victor/RTV set all was good no leaks... Its gotta be clean and oil free that RTV is not your every day RTV...
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