dougmacho
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Grey wasn't available at the local auto parts. Wondering if anyone has gold results with the ultra black?
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Is black RTV ok to use on oil pan?
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MuffinMan7580
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I've had bad results with black.
diambo4life
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It's what you should use for the oil pan. I use it with excellent results. You must let it cure for at least 24hours. It cures slower than grey. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
turbofonz
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I prefer grey, but have used black on my DSM with no issues. Black is what Toyota uses for all engine oil related sealing, and I never seen one leak after using it.
transparentdsm
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Fish
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When using either black or grey just make sure the surface is clean and dry. Wipe it down with brake cleaner a few minutes before you apply the silicone. You shouldn't have any issues with black, I've even seen blue silicone work on a Honda oil pan with no issues.
