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You can reuse them but there cheap enough that you dont really need to take that chance. It will cost you what like 20 dollars? Change it might as well that way incase the used one fails you dont have to take it apart to put in the new one. Do it right the FIRST time.
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yeah, i wouldn't reuse any gasket. I would always buy a new one every time
Car: 2008 Infiniti G35S and 2008 Mercedes-Benz C300 Sport
Mods: STOCK
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Originally Posted by 95hatch95
On my oil pan, i want to install a new one, how important is is that I go and buy a new gasket to go with the new oil pan? can i just use the old one?
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Thanks
dont be cheap and buy a new one. if it leaks and u end up dumping out ur oil already costs more than u buying a new gasket. the only gasket i would say is ok to reuse is the valve cover and the exaust manifold gasket
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dont be cheap and buy a new one. if it leaks and u end up dumping out ur oil already costs more than u buying a new gasket. the only gasket i would say is ok to reuse is the valve cover and the exaust manifold gasket
Same with me, those are the only two I've reused. Oil pan gaskets leak all the time anyway, you might as well throw in a fresh one while you're in there to prevent the inevitable.
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