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960 upper head sealant application

posted by  Marlin Mangels on  Wed May 8 04:53 CST 2013
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Thanks, Spook. I did use acetone to clean the surfaces and assembled it
yesterday. The rear exhaust cam seal was crooked, so i had to remove the
upper cover, reposition the seal, and re-assemble. The sealant (Volvo)
looked great when I removed the cover, so I rolled some areas out with the
roller again, and put it back together. Hopefully, I'll find out today if
it runs and/or leaks.
Marlin





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