Everything you need to upgrade your old leaky push rod tubes. Great fit, installation is pretty straightforward. But you must have the special spring compression tool. I also recommend getting new silicone rocker valve cover gaskets at the same time.

Scott W Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

Very pleased with this product. My C85 engine had been on a “progressive oil change” for the last 5-10 hours until my A&P installed these. Now my engine is leak free.

John S Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

I installed this kit when I replaced the cylinders on my C-85, because I am sick and tired of the leaky factory pushrod tube boots. The kit is fairly straightforward to install, but be aware, you MUST use the correct spring compressor tool, and follow the instructions to the letter. Its very easy to tear or cut the seals if you arent careful, and that is what causes these kits to leak. Ive installed two of these sets so far, and I couldnt be happier.

Ryan C Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

Do you make a kit for a 360 lycoming

I installed this on my 0-200. Relatively easy to install with my mechanic. Definitely recommend the compressor tool.

Stephanie H Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

This item is a vast improvement over the old design of the Continental O-200A push tubes with those horrible spring clips and partially effective boots. Oil seepage was eliminated almost entirely. At same time we installed new Real Gaskets Rocker covers which eliminated seepage there. Getting ready to build two more engines and using these sets up front. Highly recommend Real Gaskets products throughout the engine.

Pugetsoundflyers, I Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

Fitted Real Pushrod Tube Kit to an 0-200 engine in an early Lancair. Prior to fitment using about .5 litre in 10 hours which was all over the cowl inside and on the belly. Now done 3 hours not showing any signs of oil leaks. As the engine only had 70 hour since overhaul I choose not to remove the follower housing and followers instead making a valve spring hold down tool from a piece of light steel angle clamping the valves using two tappet cover screw holes -worked well in refitting the rocker shaft without having to remove oil from the hydraulic lifters.

Chris M Verified Purchase

Real Gasket RG-200Pr-4 Pushrod Tube Seal Kit - 1Cylinder (Set Of 4)

Great kit. Installed over the past few days as I did a full re-seal on my C-90. With this kit and a host of new gaskets, I am finally leak free (for now).

I have just installed these on 2 cylinders. Quick call to Chris at REAL Seals and he gave me some tips and tricks to make the installation go super smooth. ACS was quick to ship and they arrived in perfect condition!

Kit to stop leaks, excellent instructions, price was very good also. This kit sure beats Continental kit price

Ordered a complet set for my O-300-A. After disassembly of exhaust, intake manifold and rockers, removal of old tubes were cut with a saws-all. Old tubes came out with a little effort, but easily. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. I read them about 5 times before it really sank in. Once I got started, everything made sense. Do only one cylinder at a time. Kits are well made and complete. Must use their installation spring compressor. Consider it part of the cost of the job. All parts are FAA/PMA so only a log book entry required. Tubes work on all Continental engines A-65 through O-300 series (See AML). This is the answer to leaky OEM push rod tubes.

I would like a price on a complete engine kit for the a65 Continental ground power unit the engine I have is stamped with an E 237 I have researched it as far back as it being a 1961 unit it has one mag

Easy to install. Really makes a difference in the look. Remember to replace intake hoses.

Great kit but instead of saying you’ll void warranty if using safety wire how about if you use zip ties and put any extra pressure on the tube to compress the spring you will absolutely ruin the seal that goes against the lifter cover every single time. Instead of saying if you use Continental spring compressor you void the warranty how about if used you will damage the seals and cause more leaks than if you had the old 1956 style seals. The lifter cover edges are sharp therefor they can easily cut into the rg 536410 seals. Taking it apart for the third time is always fun. Buy the tool as it will save days of down time. Instead of covering themselves from warranty claims how about a little explanation as why not to use safety wire, zip ties, or pushing them in place and ruining the seals??? I mean there’s clearly no shortage of paper or ink for the page that says ”don’t be a typical male, read the instructions”

This is a good kit to update the rod tubes on TCMs. Several people have commented on the instructions not being clear, or using extreme measures to remove the old tubes and install the new ones. Hire a quality A&P Technician to change these out! Remember, if youre not a certificated A&P, you cant change these yourself. Unless youre doing some shady work and if you are, this will seem like a nightmare to you! A good A&P can have these done in no time!

Be advised....order a spring compressor along with the tube kit. AC Spruce should mention that you need to buy a Real gaskets spring compressor to install the kit. If you use safety wire to compress the spring it will void the warranty. Ended up building my own compressor as I was in the middle of the job and did not want to wait for a compressor order to arrive. Job was straight forward and not difficult with the exception of the extra time require to build a spring compressor.

Pros: Cylinders do NOT need to come off Superior quality machine work. Cons: Oddly, requires the use of copper silicone to seal the rocker box side of the tube. Not too sure about this over the long haul. Semi-complicated instructions or more accurate to write, lack of detail. Should come with a spring compression clamp or at least offer one. Absolutely must have to install. Exhaust can stay on, intake tubes must come off (Cessna 150J). Must cut old pushrod tubes off with a saw (I used bolt cutters). Removing the old tubes can be tough. I used a vice grip and a hammer to remove. Some could be wiggled out. The job is not overly complicated, but the need to remove baffling may uncover some secondary repairs.

Really glad that someone did make this kit, but the person writing the directions should have finished more than the 6th grade. I was totally surprised that I had to almost take the engine apart to get the new tubes on and the old ones off. I ground off the old tubes with a small grinder that worked great. I could not see anyway to use a saw of any kind. I tried several types of saws and never even got close to cutting one into. The kit works and I think that my tube leaks are a thing of the past. But, this job is not for the faint of heart or weak on mechanics.