Looking to replace the seals on my cam cover as there's a bit of oil weeping out.
Just wondered whether it's best to use a gasket sealer or leave them clean?
If sealer is a good idea what types are recommended?
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Ive only ever left them dry with a new gasket and they never weep.
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Dry it is then. Just wanted to check general opinion.
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