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By grrodder - 8 Years Ago
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Hi, Looking for a distributer who would carry a marine oil pan gasket for my 272 if any one can help it would much appreciated. Thanks grrodder
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By Lou - 8 Years Ago
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How is a marine gasket different from a car or truck gasket ?
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By aussiebill - 8 Years Ago
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Lou (4/25/2017)
How is a marine gasket different from a car or truck gasket ?
lot shorter!!
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By kevink1955 - 8 Years Ago
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Lou (4/25/2017)
How is a marine gasket different from a car or truck gasket ?
The Price.
I cannot see what could be different, the block has to be the same, Oil pump intake same. Only thing I can think of may be the drain plug gasket
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By charliemccraney - 8 Years Ago
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The timing cover is thinner so the timing cover portion of the gasket is different.
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By MoonShadow - 8 Years Ago
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I think you could cut down a stock gasket to work. Couple of clean cuts back a few inches from the timing cover join and some gasket sealer should do the job.
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By Ted - 8 Years Ago
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I do as Chuck mentions. I simply cut out two sections of a stock oil pan gasket at the timing cover seam and punch in new holes where necessary for the marine cover. A dab of RTV at where the gasket cuts join together seals the deal.
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By grrodder - 8 Years Ago
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Thanks for the help
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