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However the first time I ran the hose into down pipes it was leaking out the y pipe.

Changing it today.

Set it right to 0 on the damper...or 10 degrees before

I used aviation sealant...some stickey

After resealing everything there is no water coming out of the y pipe with the hose running into down pipes

Ahhh gotcha...thank you

This is what I got. There is no #1 mark on cap. And wich way points front on the distributer..wires in front or behind

I didn't see a mark. I will look closer

Good day. I have finally received my dizzy. The engine from the machine shop is on tdc. I have backed it so the pointer is at 10 bdtc. My question is were should the rotor be pointing when distributer is in all the way. It is down all the way and it is aiming towards the left side of carb...

What I have done is a nice even coat of sikaflex. Glued O rings in. So shall I install it...or scrape it off and use the permanent aviation I bought

There really is little to no corrosion anywere. I will reseal with perfect seal and test it out

Will the sikaflex do the job to seal the y pipe?

I used the same tool. I had a hard time as well until it was lined up really close. I got tool in and smacked it back and forth. Up and down and it lined up good. Tool then slid all the way home easy

Perfect seal

I grabbed a tube sikaflex 291. How about using that bondo or should I grab a certain kind of permaseal

Now the fact that the inside of drive bellows was dry rules that out...and the exhaust bellows was wet and a bad seal at y pipe allowed water into bilge. Sound a out right?

Ok thank you I will check all

That's what it looked like when the engine was still in. I pulled engine and the drive. Ran water with a hose down both exhaust pipes it it was leaking out the bottom. Mine looks different then that pic...2 round holes. 1 big one and has o rings. They were all still in place. Now if running...

I used red rtv and it isn't really all that stuck so I'm to believe it isn't the right sealant

The orings were still in place...the roughness is silicon. I'm not sure what you mean about vent.holes