Skoodles

ive done this timing chain job earlier and my car startd leaking oil so i pulled it apart to replaced teh oil seals and while putting it back together i remember last time it had a gasket but i jsut used silicon and now i decided to make my own gasket using gasket stuff from the store well now i got no oil pressure and its just squirting out of the tensioner so should i go back take off the gasket and run stright silicon?

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MagicPie

I assume you mean upper timing chain gasket, as the lower doesnt have one
just go out and buy a real gasket from nissan its cheap, but if you choose to use silicon then I would remove the old gasket and go all silicon

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