03-21-2011, 12:01 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: West Jordan,
UT
Cobra Make, Engine: Factory Five MK4 427 roadster
Posts: 172
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First off thanks guys for your trusted advice and information.
It's great to know that "stop leak additives" are used by vehicle manufactures. I just added the copper bottle "Bar's stop leak" and took her out for a 30 minute spin. I came back parked her and so far so good. I'll lift it up and take a look tonight.
It was great having to tell work I'd be coming in late.. Never enough excuses to take the cobra out.
Madmaxx,
thanks for the gasket info and numbers. I wrote that info down for future reference. I thought of shaving wrenches too.. The space is so limited up there. My worry is after a turn, hopefully the bolt is lined up enough to put the wrench in for the next torque. If the leak persists there, then I'll have to replace the gaskets.
I really do appreciate the advice guys. Thanks for your time.
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