1977-1989 Porsche 928 Oil Pan Gasket P/N 928-101-207-00 For Touring, 928, 928S, SK, S4, SE & Club Sport models.
This is a hand made product of modern composite cork and rubber material, 3/32" thickness. I have precision made these for years using razor and punch and now offer them to you. It's far superior to NOS cork. Gasket stays pliable and takes the heat very well. Fits like a glove and seals tight. Changing fluid does not remove the crud that collects in the pan. Extend the life of your drive train with a cleaning. I have other antique pan gaskets on EBay now.
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Marc,
Thanks for the advice. It appears from everything I have researched out that
Hylomar is equivalent to Yamabond with the added advantage of being made, like
our cars, in Germany.
So a couple of questions?
Do you still use the cork gasket? I found it was impossible to get the torque
Walt suggested of 6 to 8 ft. lbs. without crushing the gasket.
Instead, I walked around the gasket until the bolts were tight and did not
abnormally crush the gasket.
How much is too much. I put two small beads on the crankcase set the gasket on
and then put two small beads on the pan one on either side of the bolt holes.
Before I cleaned all of the surfaces and the bolts and bolt holes.
I used blue Loctite on the bolts.
When finished I had some of the Hylomar squeeze out to the side of the gasket.
Today it was dry and easily picked off. Is this too much? What problems have you
seen from using too much Yamabond?
Thanks much.
Dan the Pod Guy
Portia's Parts
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Use Yamabond, Locktite or Wurth crankcase sealer, I forgot the numbers, and
spread it on evenly, and very thin on the mating surfaces. This way you control
the spread of the material
Beads of silicone have been known to go through the oil pump and get lodged in
the heads oil passages.
Yamabond is my choice for sealant.
Marc
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I've been using Hondabond (same as Yamabond, even looks the
same) for three years now. I used it when I rebuilt my '83 Euro S motor and transmission. Last year I used it when I replaced the rod bearings on my GTS. I
spread a LIGHT coat of it on the appropriate gasket for the part I was working
on and then coated the bolts. If you try and torque the oil pan down (for
instance) right away using Yamabond or Hondabond on the gasket, the material
will act as a lubricant and the gasket may squish out in some places causing a
leak. What I've done with the oil pan and the cork gasket is to carefully clean
the mating surfaces first to remove all grease and oil, lightly coat each side
of the gasket with Hondabond, snug up the bolts just to the point where the
parts and the gasket make solid contact, and allow several hours for the gasket
to set.
Then go back and torque the bolts to their specified value. Three years, three
Open Road Racing events, and about 5,000 miles later, not a hint of a leak.
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Just a picture of the Oil pan (oilpan)
General consensus is NOT to use any bonding or sealant when using a cork gasket!
Tony:
I'm going to be installing a rubber cork composite pan gasket weekend after this. Got it here:
http://www.ultramaticdynamics.com/apg.html
Bill
89 S4
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silicone gasket from "RealGaskets.com" https://realgaskets.com/product/oil-pan-gasket-12/
From their website:
Oil Pan Gasket Silicone
fits Porsche 928
Our silicone rubber gaskets are made from aerospace mechanical grade AMS
silicone and designed to withstand temperatures up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Therefore, they will not break down and deform or crack up like cork or
neoprene.
Our gaskets seal uneven and warped surfaces, and eliminate corrosion.
Gaskets are 100% reusable.
FITS: PORSCHE 928
Years: 1979 1995
Part #: RG-928-101-207-00
Old part #: RG-928-POP
Corresponding Part #s: OEM# 928-101-207-00-M17; RG-928-POP
Quantity: One silicone gasket
Gasket thickness: 1/8″ thick.
Re-usable.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Wash the cover and mating surface with solvent.
Remove all traces of oil.
The gasket must be installed DRY.
Do not use OIL or LUBE of any type.
Torque: 20 to 25 INCH POUNDS. This is just 2,6 - 2,8Nm.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
If the gaskets bulges or pooches out then you are over tightening back off a
little on the torque.
TO RE-USE THE GASKET:
Wash the gasket briefly in hot soapy water.
Rinse well & dry all surfaces thoroughly.
Re-install following the above installation instructions.
PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA.
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928sRus sell this seal:
https://928srus.com/collections/engine-1/products/oil-pan-gasket-gbopg-78-to-95
It is a aramid fiber reinforced with a nitrile binder and takes 7Nm to torque up. So much easier to install compared to silicone seals that have just 2,5Nm torque to avoid any compression.