Oil pan gasket, transmission plug, oil plug, transfer case plug
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My 97 FSM calls for Loctite 518 or equivalent on the rear main, as shown. The Google image below says 515. I dont know what year that is for, but ive been told there isnt much difference between 515 and 518. They are anaerobic. Some use RTV (Permatex 51813 anaerobic gasket maker) instead. Some dont use anything and have been fine. But IF you use anything, thats the stuff you want.
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I wouldn't use locktite on the bolts. The Locktite referenced in the FSM is to seal the two halves of the seal together and I have never heard of anyone using that. Everyone I have seen uses RTV or some form of silicone to mate the seal the halves together. Locktite might make it a nightmare to remove if you have to do it again.
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Loctite 515 or 518 is different from what we use on threads. There are threadlockers, sealers, and glues.
Here is a chart. Click the image to enlarge as it wont post here properly. https://anzordev.cdn.prismic.io/anzo...-chart_v10.jpg
Here is a chart. Click the image to enlarge as it wont post here properly. https://anzordev.cdn.prismic.io/anzo...-chart_v10.jpg
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On a somewhat related note, you may want to make sure the fill plug for the transfer case can be removed before you pull the drain plug. The plugs can seize in the case and be hard to remove.
I learned this the hard way. It is not a good feeling to have an empty TC with a frozen fill plug. There were drill bits, (not so) easy outs, heat, penetrates, leverage, strong men, and some creative methods of cussing involved in removal of said plug.
I learned this the hard way. It is not a good feeling to have an empty TC with a frozen fill plug. There were drill bits, (not so) easy outs, heat, penetrates, leverage, strong men, and some creative methods of cussing involved in removal of said plug.
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