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Installing new Intake Manifolds?

Hi again,

I just acquired some new intake manifolds and orings for my 86 xt600.

When installing them should I install them dry? or should I seal them up to the block with some high temp silicone/gasket goo?

Or something else?

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Pawlie
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Yes,

There's two jokes of O-rings there but use some silicone too just to be sure.

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all you need to seal it is a bit of wd 40 or any oil realy, never put a seal in dry or it will split, by using a bit of oil you will protect it and create a hydrolic seal.
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Gents,

High temp silicone it is! Thanks for the advice

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