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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: John in PA on May 09, 2019, 10:42:16 AM
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Have to swap an oil pump for a buddy on a low-mileage (only 8K) 2007 2V Norge this Saturday. I overlooked the possibility that I might need a replacement chest gasket on hand in case I damage the original. This engine comes stock with the improved steel reinforced gasket. Anyone know the likelihood that it will be reusable? I have the option of overnighting one from a well-known supplier (thanks, Rick!), just trying to decide whether a careful individual is normally not going to have an issue with messing up that gasket and reusing it.
Alas, also well acquainted with Mr. Murphy and his Law... :sad: ;-) JW
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I have seen the rubber come off of them w/you pop it off. I'd be safe. I'd say 60/40 chance it will need one, old style ones still work too.
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I just did the one on my ‘07 Norge and took Pete’s advice regarding this question.
He said that clearly a new one was the go, but he’s re used the original metal one with a dose of copper gasket spray in the past.
I did as he said and had no problems at all.