kaz2000xjsport

I'm changin the gear oil in my c8.25 today... How should I seal it up when I'm done? Rtv?

DaveVmax

a good RTV will be fine.

let it set a little bit before your fill the oil

HCCAFan

Orange/Red RTV. And what Dave said about letting it cure a while.

kidrock666

Could always use a lube locker instead...

ZINGGG

A good layer of black RTV will do the trick. Lubelocker is a waste of money in my opinion.

Rustydog555

To much work cleaning RTV off all the time dry gsk little oil on the housing and reuse over and over again

kaz2000xjsport

Can't find a gasket for it I could order but dont wanna wait

DFlintstone

That black can set pretty fast if it's hot. I would put it on snug right away, then tighten it a bit later. You don't want a bunch squished into the works inside! I guess the blue gives you more time, and the orange is suppose to be better for high temp.

99 Purple XJ

Use gray permatex rtv its made for gear oil and its what chrysler uses

SeriousOffroad

Right-Stuff Gasket Maker FTW.

djb383

How frequent does one change gear oil.....frequent high water crossings or high gear loads? If so, LubeLockers seem like a good idea if u do frequent changes....if not, how could u beat a FelPro gasket with a thin film of RTV on both sides?

Just snug on the cover bolts, don't crank 'em down hard.

kidrock666

This, plus Lube lockers you don't have to wait to set, bolt up, torque down, fill up and go!!

HCCAFan

The MOPAR stuff is grey but that doesn't mean it's the same stuff as Permatex grey. SRT techs told us to use orange on SRT8OC.

BotakBeng

Lubelocker ftw!

kidrock666

Oooh yeah