Coolant in the oil

Coolant in the oil - AGAIN!

1969340dart said
When installing intake gaskets I always make sure heads and intake are "VERY CLEAN" I smear a real thin coat of RED silicone on the head area and install the gaskets,then I build up the ends with RTV silicone only no gaskets and let that set about 10 to 15 minutes.Then I smear a thin coat of "RED" silicone on the intake and set it down on the engine and start all the bolts.

Where do you put it on the intake? Around all the ports, in between, etc?

But I also "ALWAYS" use FELPRO blue GASKETS and this has worked for many many years on all my engines,chevy,mopar etc. I have had people say silicone is a gasket and if you use it don't use gaskets there is no need! I have had people tell me by using that method it will leak!.All I can say is it has worked well for me for years and I continue to do it that way. I don't like fixing what ain't broke!

I was using the Fel-Pro gaskets up until a couple of years ago when I started having this issue. I switched to the Mr. Gasket intake gaskets and the problem went away. So I've been using them, up until today... I've got the Fel-Pro blue gaskets that are going on now.