gamefanatic
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Does anyone have a site where we can get timing cover gaskets? Mine is leaking and want to replace them if possible.
Timing Cover Gaskets
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luigisho
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part number?
gamefanatic
SHO Member
Well here are the part #'s, pretty sure they are discontinued.
6 F6DZ6020AA / Timing Cover Gasket, RIGHT SIDE
7 F6DZ6020CA / Timing Cover Gasket, CENTER
8 F6DZ6020BA / Timing Cover Gasket, LEFT SIDE
luigisho
SHO Member
1 for 3. My usual look up spots got nothing. Maybe call greensales. search over there says nothing but sometimes they have stuff that doesn't pop up. You try shosource? They track down parts more than most. Maybe shoot them an email.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OEM-T...361822&hash=item3b34bc010b:g:NJQAAOSwLpRdIMFi
https://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OEM-T...361822&hash=item3b34bc010b:g:NJQAAOSwLpRdIMFi
GEN 3 SHO FAN
SHO Member
I tryed too and wasn't able to find some.
But some owners re-use them with Permatex with good results, like shoftw.
https://shoforum.com/index.php?media/snapchat-2130752285.368/
But some owners re-use them with Permatex with good results, like shoftw.
https://shoforum.com/index.php?media/snapchat-2130752285.368/
gamefanatic
SHO Member
Yeah, I laced my other SHO's cover with Permatex black when doing the head gaskets..
Anyone know what material these types of gaskets are made of?
Anyone know what material these types of gaskets are made of?
GEN 3 SHO FAN
SHO Member
Nimz123 made a usefull post some years ago about to re-use them with a treatment with some chemicals to give them back some flexibility. Maybe he can answer you... (search with words "timing cover" IIRC).
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GEN 3 SHO FAN
SHO Member
Ok here it is :
"Soak the gaskets in Lacquer Thinner for a couple hours, take them out and let dry for a couple minutes until they are not bloated and then put them into Rislone for 24 hours, then air dry for another 24 hours. Works everytime."
from :
https://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/oil-on-1-spark-plug.90805/#post-927917
https://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/mr-nimz-valve-cover-gasket-restoration.137400/page-2
"Soak the gaskets in Lacquer Thinner for a couple hours, take them out and let dry for a couple minutes until they are not bloated and then put them into Rislone for 24 hours, then air dry for another 24 hours. Works everytime."
from :
https://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/oil-on-1-spark-plug.90805/#post-927917
https://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/mr-nimz-valve-cover-gasket-restoration.137400/page-2
I built a new block using 100% used gaskets. Beware when soaking them in the thinner as if there are any tears or cracks it only makes them worse.
I have three new gaskets I think are for the timing cover still in the packaging.
F6DZ-6020-AA
F6DZ-6020-BA
F6DZ-6020-CA
And other new gaskets for the engine.
I have three new gaskets I think are for the timing cover still in the packaging.
F6DZ-6020-AA
F6DZ-6020-BA
F6DZ-6020-CA
And other new gaskets for the engine.
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luigisho
SHO Member
That's at least 2 of 3. I'd grab them all from Paul if it was my car. Won't get any easier to find as time passes
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