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Originally Posted by Rusty Take a flat file. And file that down. MAKE sure to hold the file flat against the surface. It won't take much effort. Looks like you
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Just to be clear: Remove the oem gasket first, use a flat file gently across the entire front surface to even it all out. Then use the rtv to seal it properly.
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 If you have a file that is wider then the surface width. Use that. Less chance of creating a low spot.
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