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Cox Tee Dee .049 Rebuild ...
WV. FLYGUY Wed Oct 18, 2017 7:04 pm
Hi new here and like the site a lot so far. Just one quick questions for anyone here. Does the backplate on a Cox Tee Dee .049 supposed to have a gasket on it when screwed into the back of the crankcase. Thanks in advance for your helps guys !!!!!
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .049 Rebuild ...
Marleysky Wed Oct 18, 2017 7:16 pm
welcome to the forum!! As far as I can see there is no gasket for the rear crankcase cover and engine. If you are detecting air leaks there a small amount of thread sealer should seal it up, but I've never had to do that.
See here: https://dbabd7f0-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/nitroengine/TD049_051_09.pdf?attachauth=ANoY7cpHPrz_iuC7u1baywnIZV0fgJbXbN3Q85-ASnAHBKT-JNBQt4SOjunNsCZSJ2g0Lv35ANYhQvdjtwbtn_O_s--BC_terCY_Y8GQE76TUV7m-BWvDsQVLYGQFfcxLeJzHxf7UPyyb-EHX9xkq9SyD8hNFk4KB4Zcp3T6ANb__0mXrxdgYkcO_eqW3OyF-yU6z4D_9PbxfMuDjK_MKvcHvplVCtqr5A%3D%3D&attredirects=0
See here: https://dbabd7f0-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/nitroengine/TD049_051_09.pdf?attachauth=ANoY7cpHPrz_iuC7u1baywnIZV0fgJbXbN3Q85-ASnAHBKT-JNBQt4SOjunNsCZSJ2g0Lv35ANYhQvdjtwbtn_O_s--BC_terCY_Y8GQE76TUV7m-BWvDsQVLYGQFfcxLeJzHxf7UPyyb-EHX9xkq9SyD8hNFk4KB4Zcp3T6ANb__0mXrxdgYkcO_eqW3OyF-yU6z4D_9PbxfMuDjK_MKvcHvplVCtqr5A%3D%3D&attredirects=0
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .049 Rebuild ...
getback Thu Oct 19, 2017 1:08 pm
WELCOME TO THE FORUM WV. FLYGUY!! The only gasket on that TD .049 is the head gasket, are you having some kind of issues with the running of it ? 
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Re: Cox Tee Dee .049 Rebuild ...
WV. FLYGUY Wed Oct 25, 2017 7:58 am
getback wrote:
Hi and thanks. No issues. Just rebuilding it and wasn't sure there was a gasket on the back. Wasn't one when I took apart but you never know if someone had mokeyed around with it before I got it. Thanks for the welcome my friend.
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