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  1. 01-23-2010, 07:17 PM #1
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    Default D series water neck

    Does anyone know if you use RTV on the upper water neck (the one with the bleeder valve) do you just install it straight metal to metal?

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  2. 01-23-2010, 07:24 PM #2
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    hondabond ftw!!!
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    Lets assume I can't get my hands on any Hondabond tonight... Next best thing?
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    Anyone?
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    since you CANT get hondabond.. Try the RTV, cant hurt to try..
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    I use RTV High Temp and never ever hand one issue using it on this ...And I have done many to note
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    Quote Originally Posted by ASE*Tech View Post
    I use RTV High Temp and never ever hand one issue using it on this ...And I have done many to note
    agreed with the high temp RTV, make sure it's high temp though not just regular, that stuff gets real hot. i think most of the time it's orange in color from most parts stores.
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    Thanx guys. I actually went with the "Thermostat and Water Pump" RTV before anyone answered. I'm letting it cure overnight so we will see how it does when I get home. If it leaks I'll try the red stuff.
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