The only time you ever use sealant on a head gasket is if it is an old kind that calls for shellac. You all can say what ever you want to, but nobody ever told you,that knew what he was talking about,to put copper coat on a head gasket.That is a mistake.If it doesnt call for sealer,dont use any.also even if you do need to put sealant on a head gasket,and that would be so low of a chance I would doubt you could find a gasket that old,you dont put any sealant where the fire ring is around the top of the cylinder either.
Now you dont have to go to any school to learn that piece of information,I gave it to you free. Anybody that doesnt believe me ask somebody who is knowlegable about building engines.Ask a good parts man.Call up an engine maker and ask them.They will tell you that the coating will make it leak probably.Especially since they quit making gaskets out of asbestos.
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