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2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - rtayl328 - 12-12-2018
Looking for info on 2006 Oil Pan Gasket Replacement.
1. Is there a gasket upside (to the block) or downside (to the pan) I should be aware of?
2. Is there a particular bolt pattern to use?
( Circular, just doesn't sit well in thought.. Pan is to large... I think! )
3. Use Silicone? Top side ( Block ), Silicone ( Pan Side ) or both?
4. Recommended silicone for reused oil pan, if any?
5. How much silicone to use, if any? 1/16 bead outside perimeter.
All help provided will Truly be Greatly Appreciated...
Thank You,
R. Taylor
RE: 2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - hhow55 - 12-12-2018
Go to Quickserve.cummins.com, and you will find the info you need
RE: 2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - rtayl328 - 12-12-2018
10-4. Thought, I needed E/SN to access after registering.. But forgot to get it while at yard today..
Thanks for the info..
RE: 2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - Signature620 - 12-13-2018
Oil pan gasket will fit correctly in all possible orientations. Small bead of silicone in each corner where the block joins the flywheel & gear housings (block side only). Tighten the bolts in a circular or middle-out pattern, whatever you like - up to 35ftlb.
RE: 2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - rtayl328 - 12-13-2018
Thank You Signature..
The old guy went to work again today and left yard without getting the ESN..
I even had the hood open to blow out air to air and Filter,, ETC...
Still closed the hood without even thinking about it...
RE: 2006 ISX, 475, Oil Pan Gasket... HELP... PLZ!! - imalumberjack - 12-14-2018
Other than whats been said: I tried to reuse old ....it leaked. On the corners make sure you scrape old silicone off first.