Lube Locker

[NATEHAWK]

Think I'll be buying one of these asap. The RTV just dont hold up for me...

http://lubelocker.com/products/products/view/3/6

http://lubelocker.com/images/com_tienda/products/LLR-F880/ford-8-8.jpg

[MOTOWN]

All you need is a tube of black RTV, thats the way they came from the factory, ford never used a gasket, i always use rtv and mines is bone dry!

[NATEHAWK]

All you need is a tube of black RTV, thats the way they came from the factory, ford never used a gasket, i always use rtv and mines is bone dry!

Did the RTV.....Thing still drips..Not a fast leak but a veryyyy sloooowwww leak..For the price of this gasket im go with it.

[MOTOWN]

Did the RTV.....Thing still drips..Not a fast leak but a veryyyy sloooowwww leak..For the price of this gasket im go with it.

Just curious are you running the factory cover, or an aluminum cover:confused:

[NATEHAWK]

Just curious are you running the factory cover, or an aluminum cover:confused:

Ford Racing Girdle Cover......

[LANDY]

With the aftermarket girdle the only thing that did it for me was a gasket and RTV.

[screamn]

+1 on the gasket & RTV together when I installed my T/A Performance girdle.....no leaks!

[Serge]

Check to make sure the vent tube is not clogged up. If it is no matter what you do it will still leak.

[Blown3.8]

Also make sure you let the silicone dry before you put oil to it. I use the blue stuff its more oil resistant.

[cougar9150]

I got one of these with a Summit girdle on mine. Haven't had any issues for over 10k.

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[EMAS]

This is the stuff to use. http://www.permatex.com/products/Automotive/automotive_gasketing/gasket_makers/permatex_gear_oil_rtv_sealant. htm it will seal it better than the other RTV products.

[MyBlackBeasts]

Use Permatex "Right Stuff" (It is black but not regular black RTV).
The stuff is vastly superior to RTV of any color. It's formulation swells when it contacts oil/coolant and thus does not wash out. It absolutely will NOT leak. I use it in place of gaskets - no leaks - Class 8's, auto, truck, anything.

Also, check the girdle for seepage - thru girdle adjustment stud threads - running to bottom giving the apearance of the cover to diff seam leaking.

[massacre]

+1 on the Right Stuff, i use it on a lot of different parts.

I know Travis put a lubelocker in his rear after the new rebuild, I was asking him what he thought of it, as I was looking into it. He said he's happy with his.

So I might try it out.

[NATEHAWK]

Got this Lube Locker in today. I'll be installing it early next week.

[ImpalaSlayer]

i always use the gray rtv from permatex.