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Re: Submerged Axles on 2005 F350

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06-14-2005, 00:11	#1 (permalink)
Steve Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Submerged Axles on 2005 F350 Napa sells "Right Stuff" gasket material. Like rtv, but not/ 15.00 a can but well worth it. Most rear ends don't use any paper gaskets, just the spread on type. -- Stephen W. Hansen ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician ASE Undercar Specialist "Rod Hanson" <rodh@sonic.net> wrote in message news:BSRle.2356$W51.17055@typhoon.sonic.net... > Thanks for the replies. > Now all I need is a ream of gaskets and two barrels of gear oil. > Why not switch to a non synthetic oil? > It seems like an alternative if it is replaced regularly > >

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