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Use really fine sand paper

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I used really fine sand paper to make sure there weren't any ridges and then put a very small amount of drei bond over the scratched area before inserting the rms.

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It looks like a weld repair already.

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It looks like a weld repair already.

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It looks like a weld repair already.

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Use really fine sand paper

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I used really fine sand paper to make sure there weren't any ridges and then put a very small amount of drei bond over the scratched area before inserting the rms.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a manufacturing defect in the area where the RMS sits. I�m slightly surprised Porsche would let this out of the factory this way but they must�ve. my intent was to put some anaerobic gasket maker on the outside of the seal but as I�ve been reading, in preparation to install, you can�t, don�t, shouldn�t, mustn�t do that. I still might give that a try because I don�t think it�ll have a good seal without, but are there any other thoughts or ideas I�m missing?

POST 2Original post

Maybe torque up the block with the old bolts and measure it for roundness?

POST 4Original post

I think a good machine shop would be able to weld/fill and mill that so it�s perfect again�

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18208201

i haven�t exactly figured out what I want to do yet... I may install the seal dry, then put a bead of chemseal B 1/2 on the outside/block side of the rms. im waiting on bolts for the bearing carrier before I can reassemble... just got an email that says maybe in August. Ugh

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Quotes source post: 18208263

I have considered that, I�m just a bit chicken I guess. With my luck, they�d mess it up and I�d be looking for a new block. I�m hopeful I can get it to not leak with some sealant. Fingers crossed.

POST 7Original post

It looks like a weld repair already. I'd wipe that section with some Drei-Bond and put the RMS in as usual.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 18208679

I had a scratch on my case as well. I used really fine sand paper to make sure there weren't any ridges and then put a very small amount of drei bond over the scratched area before inserting the rms.

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Quotes source post: 18208815

Thanks for the input! And you were successful with no leaks?

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