Rear main seal in too far. Quick help please
09-06-15, 09:44 AM
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It's fine. Actually might be slightly advantageous because the original seal would have worn a groove into the flywheel. You've now moved that new seal out of the groove.
09-06-15, 11:22 AM
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Awesome. Thanks guys.
And all that stuff on the crankshaft is fresh grease. I was tryin to get the pilot bearing out with the grease trick. That **** don't work. Ended up going to harbour freight and buying their bearing puller. Besides that, I'm doing all this from under the car, which is on jack stands, so give me a break.
And all that stuff on the crankshaft is fresh grease. I was tryin to get the pilot bearing out with the grease trick. That **** don't work. Ended up going to harbour freight and buying their bearing puller. Besides that, I'm doing all this from under the car, which is on jack stands, so give me a break.
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09-06-15, 11:54 AM
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I almost posted that. It's an old trick that works well. Clean rotating surface good, no nicks or roughness.
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