http://www.knowwhere2jeep.com/catalo...oducts_id=9948

 

i have used gaskets on covers before i prefer them idk if its been that one per say..

 

I've used cork before. Just looking for something better. What one per say did you use?

 

i have used cork and "paper" style.. doesnt matter to me.. still RTV both sides of the gasket too.. call it over kill but leaky diffs really **** me off

 

Ive seen those before, just never used one. I still prefre the same method as zach, minus the cork...i'm a straight up copper silocone kinda guy.

 

idk about u guys, but considering i pull my cover and pull my third member after every weekend to change the fluids, payin 17 for a gasket ill have to replace in a week seems kinda foolish for me, i always just use whatever silicone i got layin around, never had a problem with leaks

 

id pick one up if i didnt already have the new gasket here for mine already. I've used quite a few 'rtv-less' gaskets..those steel reinforced ones are the best! I run them on the valve covers and trans pan of my 'cuda with no issues. It LOOKS like the right kind.

Also note, the ones i have on my 'Cuda are steel reinforced and have some rubber like coating on them. 110% reuseable.. I'd bet those probably are too. If they dont crush, and dont stick to either surface...its worth a shot

And if you are pulling your third member every weekend, why not just get a suction pump? I've done that before as well and got a very good portion of the fluid out and didn't have to deal with the gasket

 

because, pullin the third on a 9" is cake, and i know ill get ALL of the old fluid out and any watter that may have intruded into the housing

 

Same here as well, I've got my trusty copper sitting in my toolbox, and its used before I feel like using anything else.

 

You don't replace it.