Qhasan31

Ok, i've been lookin' all over the internet, and at autopart stores for an oil pan gasket for my87 TII and I'm getting a little irritated because i can't find one, where are places on the internet that sell them, mazdatrix don't have any, and whats the other site that people go to....

RotaryResurrection

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I can sell them for $15 shipped each. The best luck sealing rotary oilpans that I have seems to be using a gasket with a thin coat of sealant on each side.

Qhasan31

Yeah I was going to use Oil pan gasket and rtv sealant.

RotaryEvolution

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ditto what Kevin said, i also have a few extras lying around i can ship out for a modest price.

Qhasan31

So this is your site?

Qhasan31

what is a modest price? 15-20 bucks also? and shipped?

RotaryEvolution

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Ryan(Boostd7) owns the site, we're just trolls.

yea i can do $15 shipped too, not to undermine Kevin just it could probably get there a day or so sooner.

Qhasan31

okay, so how will we come about getting this done?

RotaryEvolution

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PMed you the payment info

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

You can also get them from the local Mazda dealer.

GRIP_TII

I got mine from mazdatrix a couple weeks ago.

alexdimen

iTrader: (13)

atkins in washington has them too

SpooledupRacing

I have them too. 15.00 shipped!

john ward

iTrader: (7)

the right stuff brand gasket sealant rocks

NorCalFCdrifter

Anybody Have An Extra Oil Pan Gasket. i'll pay 15 $ tired of asking autopart stores.
Thankx

drago86

RB sells them too.

twister7

iTrader: (3)

The oem oil pan gasket is silicone just tore apart 5 motor evey one used silicone no rubber/paper/cork gasket on them!it looked to be a oem type of silicone lite grey in color,,use the silicone make sure u clean it good w/brake clean, any oil on the surface at all and it will leak, make sure the pan is flat as possible(look around the bolt holes see if some one has over tqed them) and torque the bolts to factory specs 7.8-11 nm 69-95 in-lb not ft-lb(like any one ever does this) if it was me i would use some thing like permatex ultra black part 598b *not the blue junk (dont be cheap)* or go to mazda and see if they have some oem stuff(best case),,but again make sure it is very clean.More and more now days they are using silicone at the factory when both mating surfaces are flat, 4 oil pans ,transmission pans (most fwd dodge trans pans are siliconed on 4 example and the little fwd trans iam talking about have a level of fluid always above the sealing point 413,470,604) put it back stock less problem later on!!!itz sorta ironic that there is a gasket listed in the parts fiche but in the manual it has sealer listed fyi 95%sure it was oem silicone(on the core motors) guessing they have a gasket listed for shops taking the pan off in the car with oil running every were and no time(in a shop)(time is money/labor) to let it drip out so they (half a@@@it) use the gasket cause it would be hard to keep the oil off the surface when its running from every were!!