Lubelocker and FelPro (versus RTV) for differential covers?

[freedom_in_4low]

Never hasn't worked but we don't subscribe to the spotless gasket surfaces either. Scrape off anything easy, leave the cured stuff in the low spots, peel off the boogers, seal it.

that's the part I think I may try with the lubelocker. My previous uses have been with a spotless surface. If it leaks again I'll just go back to RTV but stop waiting for the cure time. Or at the very least, just let it sit overnight instead of waiting the full 24 hours.

 

[SvtLdr]

Sounds like time for an iron diff cover.

A more rigid cover will put greater stress on the fasteners and sealing method.
But @tworley driving better solves a myriad of problems.

 

[tworley]

A more rigid cover will put greater stress on the fasteners and sealing method.
But @tworley driving better solves a myriad of problems.

My 5/16" alloy diff cover has less dents and bends than my tie rod!

 

[B00mb00m]

Pic isn’t mine but have one in the blue LJ and I’m getting two delivered tomorrow for the red LJ.

Yowza that's awesome.

 

[Apparition]

Yowza that's awesome.

Got @Wildman ’ed FedEx rescheduled for next week.