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    Had the same problem while replacing a friends gasket, He used a one piece and it leaked front and rear. Tried putting rtv on one side of the gasket waited a day and 1/2 ...leaked tried another gasket 1 piece with rtv both sides, waited 2 days fired up no leaks for three days then you know the results puddle of oil. Called a racing engine builder friend and asked for the secret installation instructions..he said dump the one piece and go back to felpro. He had nothing but problems with the 1 piece. he would install one that worked then 5 that leaked. Said to many flaws in the pans made now. hate rework

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    Thanks for all the replies. I'm going to try The Right Stuff, and if that does not work, it will be back to the rubber and cork gaskets. I will let you know what works.


    Lynn
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    Update: oil leak solved by going back to rubber and cork gasket and using The Right Stuff. Thanks everyone for your suggestions.


    Lynn
    '32 3W

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    Lynn, it's good to hear you've solved the pesky problem, no more Deuce marking it's spot every time you park it.

    Mike
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