upper oil pan gasket?
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my question is about the f type which is a moot point as its the same motor in an xf, so i'll post there if no one here knows.
edit: just realised the xf details had been put into my sig, i just updated that, sorry for the confusion
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I haven't looked up the parts or checked diagrams, but would not be surprised if there is no gasket and that an anaerobic sealant is called for, e.g. Loxseal.
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Never came across an engine without an oil pan gasket (either lower or upper). Learn something new every day.
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As noted, I didn't look anything up. I haven't seen it on a car yet and if the pan is stamped steel it'd surely need a gasket, but on motorcycles the machined cast aluminum faces seem to be getting sealer instead.
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Just checked the repair manual (should have done that first). Apparently there is no gasket used only Loctite 5901G (RTV).
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