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  1. 16th December 2014, 07:28 PM #1
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    EGR blanking gasket

    After the loctite gasket failed last week, I decide to buy a proper gasket (ERR3319, like this one ERR3319 | Gasket Egr System).

    Do I need to use any goop with this, and if so, what would you recommend?
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    Id use PErmatx #4 or nothing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Id use PErmatx #4 or nothing
    Why can't I find #4?

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    I used nothing, the gasket crushes slightly and seals really well

    Blknight probably means No3...
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    I would have thought that no. 1372 is more apporopriate because of its higher temp suitability range:
    Permatex 1372 High Temperature Form-A-Gasket Sealant

    But as Duarte19 notes, it's probably not necessary; the factory-fit blanking plate on our TDI wasn't fit with sealant.
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    I forgot to pickup some Permatex today, however I do have some Loctite 3JB non-hardening sealant. Will that work?

    I'd use just the gasket, but there's some decent pitting around the face on the manifold side, so reckon some goop will help.
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