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8:53 am
June 20, 2010
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oddball
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So which do you use, blue or black?
My new Riddler diff cover (D44) came with a small tube of black but I read a write-up where a guy recommended blue RTV. I bought a large tube of blue but thought I'd ask before installing it. Last thing I want is leaks.
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2004 TJ 'Reaper Crew' Rubicon.
"My Jeep Won a War — Your Honda Mows My Lawn"
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10:56 am
June 20, 2010
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redline8300
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Get a lube locker reusable gasket.
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7:23 pm
June 20, 2010
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Tony M
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I have used both. In my experience I didn't really see a difference, just make sure you apply it well and let it tack up a little.
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9:28 pm
June 20, 2010
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Weeeee
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I also prefer the lube locker gaskets, scraping RTV sucks, although a die grinder and scotchbrite pad makes it easier.
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 Doug – 2000 TJ
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5:16 pm
June 21, 2010
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oddball
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As for making it easy – So does doing this in a auto shop with every tool including a parts cleaner sink one could possibly need. 
Thanks Tony, that's what I wanted to hear.
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2004 TJ 'Reaper Crew' Rubicon.
"My Jeep Won a War — Your Honda Mows My Lawn"
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7:17 pm
June 21, 2010
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slander
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Im so glad i have fill and drain plugs  !! I always used the black, or orange RTV back when i was jeeping. No matter what kind you get, get the kind in the cheeze whiz style containers, your fingers/hand will thank you!!!
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2002 Toyota Tacoma extended cab TRD, V6, 5spd. OME 882s, winch, sliders, skids, 255/85/16 BFG KMS, Marlin/inchworm Dual transfer cases with 4.7:1 gears. 12:1 Rules!! Still in all of its IFS glory!!
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