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'79 Vette valve cover question

My 1979 corvette L82 shop manual recommends I use something called "RVT seal" on the valve covers when I replace them. What is that? Is that in addition to the gasket?

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Re: '79 Vette valve cover question

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My 1979 corvette L82 shop manual recommends I use something called "RVT seal" on the valve covers when I replace them. What is that? Is that in addition to the gasket?

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I wonder if it is a typo. I have used RTV sealer. A silicone sealer made by GE. you can buy the permatex ultra black , just as good of silicone sealer and a little less expensive. They are talking about installing the gaskets wet with sealer.
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Re: '79 Vette valve cover question

rtv is a gasket compound by permatex
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Re: '79 Vette valve cover question

oh, sorry.... that should be a typo...
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Re: '79 Vette valve cover question

got a 75' vet i'm lookin at and the guy wants 5,920.... i told him 4.9 he said hed do 5,0. I think i can get lower.... 98thou miles.... quickie paintjob and unimpressive exhaust condition..... any input?
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Re: '79 Vette valve cover question

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My 1979 corvette L82 shop manual recommends I use something called "RVT seal" on the valve covers when I replace them. What is that? Is that in addition to the gasket?

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RTV stands for "room temperature vulcanisation" it is a silicone sealer. You can use the permatex or I personnally have used "Right Stuff" gasket maker for years. It is the only O2 safe, fuel, oil, and trans oil resistant, That I know of. It actually creates a gasket for you. It is a little expensive but worth the Monry in the long run. Hope this helps
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Hey thanks....
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got a 75' vet i'm lookin at and the guy wants 5,920.... i told him 4.9 he said hed do 5,0. I think i can get lower.... 98thou miles.... quickie paintjob and unimpressive exhaust condition..... any input?

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ahhhhh... what the hell does that have to do with my valve cover question? I don't know.. if the vette trips your trigger buy it!
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