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Message: [QUOTE="DEEZUZ, post: 1558466, member: 1508"] I go so far as to take a razor blade, then a wire brush in the crevices between the rear/front cover. Brake clean and air blow that part SUPER clean. Make sure you apply pressure with the rtv tip here to push sealant down in those crevices. Run the bead thick and thicker at all 4 edges.go on the outside of the bolt holes and don't get any in the threads. Set pan down immediately as to not let rtv skin over. Install bolts and barely bring the shoulders down to contact pan. Wait 15 minutes Tighten til we start to ooze out, then a little more. Then wait 10 more minutes then final torque. Do not try to wipe any access out let whatever squeezes out stay there. Dry for 2 days. That's how I do pans on 7.3 [/QUOTE]

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