Subject	I do remove it like in the video but to this day
Posted by	JMartz on October 15, 2014 at 12:20 PM
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In Reply To	Easy way to remove rear seal posted by njz on October 14, 2014 at 07:29 PM
Message	I have never owned a pushing-in tool like that. I have been forced to use the tap-tap method, using a small hammer and a piece of maple. This method stops the seal at the lip and does not bottom it out. Personally I prefer engine designs with removable carriers. Talking about rear injun seals, I recently exposed my son's 110,000 Civic motor's rear face for a clutch. The whole area was so dry I could not bring myself to replace the seal. Unlike my Z whose rear engine face I have looked at several times, the area is always moist.
Follow Ups	Easy way to remove rear seal - njz 19:29:12 10/14/14 Yeah I do that all the time - BlackholeZ 19:55:26 10/14/14 Nice! - bartz32tt 22:39:08 10/14/14 slide hammer can be used to rip out an ignition from an old - fuzzymonkey 23:32:11 10/14/14 I do the same - aliaZ 04:49:12 10/15/14 This was extremely satisfying to watch. (n/m) - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 10:01:06 10/15/14 I do remove it like in the video but to this day - JMartz 12:20:09 10/15/14 I usually use the Lisle seal puller. (n/m) - inf 13:42:27 10/15/14 Has anyone used something like this? - Tanley 20:09:36 10/15/14 I have the KTC version. - inf 10:28:22 10/16/14 Thanks for the info. that's kind of what I figured, it looks - Tanley 06:29:57 10/17/14 He says not to oil the seal. Arent we suppose to? (n/m) - LivinTheDream 13:14:02 10/16/14
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